Why become a member?
Discover a supportive and reliable community! Whether you’re navigating life with dyslexia or supporting someone who is, we provide resources, events, and a network of understanding individuals to help you thrive. Together, we celebrate neurodiverse strengths and create a space where everyone feels empowered and valued.
Become a part of our support group
The support group has been meeting monthly for over 25 years. It was set up by Eileen Harwood and with her recent passing, is now in the hands of dedicated trustees and members. The group meets the second Tuesday of every month.
It was set up as a safe place for adults with dyslexia to come and share their experiences and struggles with dyslexia and also to help uplift and support each other.
If you need any help or support please email info@dyslexialondon.org with your concerns.
Your support allows us to deliver essential projects year-round, offering vital information through our website, social media, and support groups. These resources are tailored for individuals newly diagnosed with dyslexia or those facing challenges in work or higher education, providing guidance and community during critical moments.
Our monthly newsletter keeps you connected with the latest from our community, featuring updates on events we host and others around London that we recommend. It also includes exclusive resources like book and product reviews, details on upcoming webinars, support group information, discounts, and so much more. It’s your go-to source for staying informed and engaged with the dyslexia community!
Exclusive access to DAL conferences
We host the annual Dyslexia Association of London Adult Conference, a day dedicated to learning, inspiration, and support for individuals with dyslexia and those who champion them. The conference highlights the strengths and creativity that come with dyslexia, offering engaging talks, practical workshops, and networking opportunities.
As a DAL member, you’ll be the first to hear when tickets become available, ensuring you can secure your spot early on a first-come, first-served basis.
Last year’s conference celebrated the creative and professional advantages of dyslexia, featuring topics such as innovative thinking, problem-solving, and storytelling through social media. Specific talks included:
- Proven Strategies to Achieve your Success with Jo Rees Founder of Another Way Round
- Q&A with London-based lawyer – Chris White
- Creating Your Own Success in Your Career with Natalie Brooks, Founder of Dyslexia in Adults
- Takeaways from “Black, Brilliant, and Dyslexic” with Author Marcia Brissett – Bailey
- Social Media Panel with influencers Chris Campbell, Amelie McGeachie, and Natalie Brooks
Upcoming Dyslexia-Related Events in London
We curate upcoming dyslexia-related events in London and nearby areas for the latest happenings and gatherings.
Your support enables us to continue to provide various 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 or who may be struggling at work or higher-level education.