Truth About Dyslexia

Topics we listen to but struggle to change - My dyslexic mind runs away and struggles to find peace and it struggles even more to admit I need help. If you want help through the Right Siders Tribe visit https://rightsiders.org/tribe

Really practical podcast today teaching a technique that will help you remove that stress from being down, and help you settle when you get over excited.

Someone says something that triggers an emotion.... before you know it 40 scenarios have Been created in your mind, your overwhelmed and flooded with emotion.... For every Ying there is a yang.. what if you could use this sometimes negative Dyslexic trait for good.. let’s dive in

Dyslexic or not we all struggle to maintain habits. But if you have dyslexia you will have different hurdles to jump. Let’s dive in to these.

How did a bottle of oil.. spark a realisation of how to get and support someone with dyslexia :) Let’s dive in like an Olympic swimmer 🏊‍♀️ going for gold🥇

I talk 💭 to myself in words... not just pictures.. how does that work? I get asked this a lot by dyslexics so thought it was time to go on on a fun and creative tangent on it :)

So I had an experience on Sunday and it really shined torch 🔦 a light on common challenge we have as dyslexics . It al started with a pair of 🕶

So many challenges appear in our lives and how we sea with them can help or hinder us. I want to talk about stormy weather and share what I am trying.

My dyslexic brain 🧠 is not in love with the word organisation. Some days I feel I can do it like a boss.. other days I just want to hide. Here are a few things I’m doing at the moment to take back my time.

Maybe your dyslexic brain will not play ball at an exam? Maybe you want to stop eating a certain type of food. What ever the case is we can use our senses to help us move further.

Feel like you’re always after control? Your dyslexic mind is seeking that sense of safety. It’s like holding on to something so tightly.

Dyslexics are amazing internal story tellers - it’s actually how we operate best. But left unchecked it can cause a lot of negative emotions. I talk about a small story I caught my dyslexic brain running off into.

Been a while since I have share what I am trying and that is working for me and Dyslexia. So enjoy :)

Energetic fun one today with 3 points that have jumped up front of my mind today. Hope they help you all :)

Relationship podcast - something that happened last night on date night that we as Dyslexics should all be really conscious of - we may h sweat and this but do we do it...

I wanted to share a few points on momentum and maintaining drive in your life and moving forward and I have a big thank you in this episode too.

I have known Bill for years and we have always connected. Bill found out he was dyslexic at a much later stage but it all made sense. We talk about communication tips, speaking from stage (a touch) and acceptance. Really good interview.

Have you ever been stuck in a problem and tried to solve it for wayyyy to long. To a point where it feels so big you are trapped? I have. So I wanted to share the hard truth about how to get out of it.

I had a thought... it maybe nuts... or it may make pure sense and give a touch of relief.

Great question from the groups. Many of us can get that excited, Adrenalin rush that makes us mince our words - I wanted to share my thoughts on how I deal with it.

I love hearing stories of people like me and you, who have Dyslexia. Darren was diagnosed at 36, but always new he was dealing with challenges. In this Interview we laugh about what he did on a job application to get an interview, the landscape of companies working with Dyslexia and talk about his global initiative that he is working towards. It's a really fun interview.

Being an Adult with Dyslexia can be challenging. My mind runs off in 1000 directions - but here is a visual tool I love to use to step back in to my perspective and show myself a little bit of love. 💓

This was raised in our Facebook group the other day and I wanted to respond on the podcast as it raised some interesting points.

I want your thoughts - would this interest you to listen to? Does it speak to you?

Adults across the world are being diagnosed as Dyslexic. What do you do next? What does it really mean? And why do they give you a brick of text with your report on 😂. In this podcast I dive into the world of adult dyslexia, late diagnosis and more