November 2025

Dyslexia & Mental Health

“Planning for a Healthier 2026”

ABOUT

Our First Dyslexia Mental Health Virtual Course

Did you know that people with dyslexia are up to three times more likely to experience anxiety or low self-esteem? DAL’s programme is designed to help you reflect, create, and rebuild with practical tools for emotional wellbeing for a stronger 2026—led by some of the most sought-after experts in the field, giving their insight designed especially for our community. Don’t miss this chance to invest in your mental health—RSVP now to secure your place!

November 2025

6:30-8:30pm

Zoom

Speakers & Focus Areas

Megan Hayes

“Use Journaling to Know Yourself”

Monday November 3 2025 - 6:30-8:30pm

1. INTRO & JOURNALING 101

Discover the transformative power of journaling with expert Dr Megan Hayes, author of Write Yourself Happy: The Art of Positive Journalling. Dr Megan will guide you through various (and some dyslexic friendly) journaling techniques—written, visual, audio —to help you better understand yourself and what you need. Join us for this hands-on session and start creating a journaling practice that supports your mental wellbeing.

Dr. Neil Alexander-Passe

Habits, Routines & Community

Monday November 10 2025 - 6:30-8:30pm

2. MENTAL HEALTH & DYSLEXIA CONNECTION

 Dr. Neil Alexander-Passe is a leading author and expert on dyslexia and mental health. With decades of research, writing, and lived experience, he offers insight into the challenges of the neurodiverse community. In this session, he will provide an accessible overview of how neurodiversity impacts mental health as well as guide participants through building sustainable habits and meaningful connections. There’s no better person to learn from if you’re looking to better understand how your dyslexia impacts your mental health!

Chris Campbell 

“Process Emotion and Foster Confidence

Monday November 17 2025 - 6:30-8:30pm

3. CREAVITY & EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION 

Join Chris Campbell, viral dyslexic social media content creator (@notcampbellsoup), for an interactive session on harnessing creativity for emotional wellbeing. Participants will explore the benefits of creative expression, how to tap into their creative side, as well as learning strategies to overcome creative blocks and perfectionism that often affect dyslexic adults.

Nicola Moore 

The Relationship Between Neurodivergence and Nutrition

Monday November 24 2025 - 6:30-8:30pm

4. NUTRITION & MOOD

Boost your focus, energy, and mood with Nicola Moore, a nutritionist who has spoken extensively about the complex relationship between neurodivergence and nutrition. This session will examine how sensory sensitivities, eating patterns, and anxiety around food. You’ll learn practical strategies to support focus, energy, and mood, including identifying nourishing foods, managing sensory challenges, and creating flexible, sustainable routines. Participants will leave with tools to support both mental and physical wellbeing.

Some Common Questions

Will the sessions be recorded and available to participants?

Yes! All sessions will be recorded, so if you can’t attend live or want to revisit the material, you’ll have access to the full recordings. This means you can follow along at your own pace, review exercises, and reflect on the expert insights whenever it’s convenient for you.

Pre-reading materials will also be provided before each session to help you prepare, and “homework” exercises will give you practical ways to apply what you’ve learned and get the most out of the course.

What if I can’t attend all four sessions?

Don’t worry—we understand life can get busy! The programme is flexible, and if you miss a session, join late, or leave early, we’ll make sure you’re up to date with summaries, recordings, and materials. You can continue participating in exercises, pre-reading, and homework at your own pace, ensuring you still gain the full benefit of the course.

Okay, but still, why should I register?

This is a rare opportunity to learn from some of the leading experts in dyslexia, mental health, creativity, journaling, and nutrition—all in one affordable, four-week programme. We promise, you’ll gain practical tools to improve your emotional wellbeing for a healthier 2026.

Plus, you’ll be supporting the Dyslexia Association of London’s mission to empower and advocate for the neurodiverse community! 

Pricing &  Registration

If the cost of a ticket is a barrier, please reach out to us at info@dyslexialondon.org, as we have a limited number of funded places available. We are committed to ensuring that everyone in the community who wishes to participate has the opportunity to do so.

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