Dyslexia First
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5 Ways to Support Your Child’s Mental Health
How are mental health and dyslexia connected? In our latest blog, we discuss how the two are connected and how you can support your child’s mental health and wellbeing.
Not all dyslexic superheroes move at the same speed
Dyslexia, often unrecognized, is a neurological condition that influences how the brain processes information. It impacts not just reading and writing skills but also memory, coordination, and organisational abilities. A common companion for a dyslexic child is slow processing speed.
Nine ways that music and dyslexia work in harmony
Music and dyslexia can work in harmony. Learn how dyslexia affects musical skills and how music can help dyslexic individuals overcome their challenges.
A school’s role in diagnosing dyslexia
In this blog, we’ll be discussing a school’s role in diagnosing dyslexia. The average person spends 15 years in education.1 So, what happens if your child
The Path to a Dyslexia Diagnosis
The process of a dyslexia diagnosis can sometimes be underestimated or misunderstood. Yet it’s a crucial step to a happier, more fulfilled life. A dyslexia assessment and dyslexia diagnosis will provide clarity and direction. It’s the starting point for solutions that can help those difficulties become less of a struggle, and will be recognised nationally in both school and work.
Superhero tips for enjoying Christmas with Dyslexia
Taking part in Christmas activities could be a challenge for a child with dyslexia. In our latest blog we share our Superhero tips and games to enjoy Christmas.
What happens during a dyslexia assessment?
A dyslexia assessment can be a life changing experience.
In our latest blog, we share more on what to expect during a dyslexia assessment, how long it takes, and the areas tested to conclude a diagnosis.
Dyslexia-Friendly Reads for Halloween
Spooky season is almost here and many of our little ‘ghouls’ look forward to Halloween. Here at Dyslexia First we love Halloween, the dressing up and all those sweets are obviously fun but we also love it for the learning opportunities it presents.
In this blog we have collated our top Halloween themed books for dyslexic learners.
Top tips to prepare your dyslexic child for another successful year at school.
That’s it, another summer holidays have come to an end. Whilst we might breathe a small sigh of relief and look forward to enjoying a cup of tea before it goes cold, our parental concerns start to shift towards how we can best prepare our children for another successful year at school.
In this blog we’ll take you through some key tips to help prepare your dyslexic child for the return to school.