WEBINAR

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

FOR PEOPLE WITH DYSLEXIA  

When out of harmony, our health and wellbeing can impact our cognitive abilities such as memory and ability to organise. Watch our previous webinar recording to explore and learn different techniques and approaches Ayurveda and Naturopath for managing your health and wellbeing.

WATCH THE RECORDING HERE  

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We are inviting you to get creative and share your strategies and top tips for staying well and healthy on our forums’ Health & Wellbeing page to encourage and inspire others.

Join our forum to enter the competition to be in with a chance to win this amazing prize.

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ABOUT

US

The Dyslexia Association of London has been in operation since 1972.Listen
We believe that dyslexia should not stand as a barrier to success for any person. Many celebrities, entrepreneurs and high-performing individuals have overcome their learning difficulties to achieve their goals.Listen
We encourage our members to aim high, and offer them resources to unlock their potential through careful promotion of events, support groups and creative opportunities.Listen
Membership is open to individuals, parents, teachers and to all interested in dyslexia. Members will have access to Adult Dyslexia Support Group meetings and will receive notice of meetings and events.Listen
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Support

Resources for members living with DyslexiaListen

Networking

Professional networking events to meet like-minded individualsListen
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Case Studies

Meet the individuals who defy Dyslexia to achieve successListen

News

News, information and scientific studiesListen

Join Our Online Membership GroupListen

For an annual membership fee of just £15.00, members will have full access to the Adult Dyslexia Support Membership Group video conference and resources.Listen

Your support enables us to continue to provide a range of projects throughout the year and vital information through our website, social media channels and a support group for anyone who may have been recently diagnosed with dyslexia Listenor who may be struggling at work or higher-level education.Listen

 

WHY BECOME A MEMBER

London Adult Dyslexia Support Group SuspendedListen

The Adult Dyslexia support group was set up almost 25 years ago by Eileen Harwood, who still runs it to this day.Listen

It was set up as a safe place for adults with dyslexia to come together and share their experiences and struggles with dyslexia, and also to help uplift each other.Listen

Owing to the current public health issues, we have cancelled all meetings until further notice. If you need any help or support, please email [email protected] with your concerns.Listen

UPCOMING

WEBINARS

Join our mailing list to receive updates about our upcoming webinars. If you let us know who you are signing up for we can make sure you receive the most relevant information.Listen

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EventsListen

Dyslexia Events in LondonListen

Unfortunately due to circumstances that are out of our control, we are unable to run the Adult Dyslexia Conference this year.Listen

If you need any help or support please email [email protected] with your concerns.Listen

 

NewsListen

A Useful Dyslexia Handbook for AdultsListen

Review by Omar GunnooListen

At first glance, the title offers no obvious cryptic meanings. However, when reading on it becomes evident that just like the title, the book’s strength is in in its simplicity.Listen

In saying that, the title gives little justice to how incredibly ‘useful’ this ‘hand book’ truly is.Listen

FundraisingListen

About Your DonationsListen

Where & How They are usedListen

The Adult Dyslexia Support Group runs the second Monday of each month by Eileen Harwood.Listen

We are grateful for all donations, as they ensure that Eileen is able to keep the support group running in the future and provide a safe place for Adult Dyslexics to come for support.Listen