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You know what you want to say, but getting those thoughts onto paper can be a different challenge. 💭You might have the i...
14/10/2026

You know what you want to say, but getting those thoughts onto paper can be a different challenge. 💭

You might have the idea clearly in your head, yet struggle to find the right words, organise your thoughts or get everything down in writing.

For some people with dyslexia, this can take considerably more time and effort than others realise. It can be frustrating when you know what you mean, but your writing doesn't quite reflect it.

And this can happen at any age, whether you're completing schoolwork, writing an email at work or trying to explain something important.

Understanding these difficulties helps us recognise that someone's written work doesn't always show the full extent of what they know or understand. 💙

Sometimes, a few words of understanding can mean more than we realise. 💙For anyone who has spent years trying to explain...
12/10/2026

Sometimes, a few words of understanding can mean more than we realise. 💙

For anyone who has spent years trying to explain their experiences, or wondering whether others will understand, we hope this message is a reminder that your experiences matter.

Let's keep making space for honest conversations about dyslexia, challenging assumptions and helping people feel comfortable asking for the support they need. 🌿

11/10/2026

As Dyslexia Awareness Week comes to a close, it's worth remembering how much the right support and understanding can change someone's experience at work, at school and in everyday life. 💙

Dyslexia can bring challenges that aren't always visible to others. Taking the time to understand those experiences helps us recognise where barriers exist and what can be done to make things easier.

Every person has different strengths, needs and ways of working. When we listen, make appropriate adjustments and give people the support they need, we create more opportunities for them to thrive. 🌿

Thank you for following along with us this week and helping us keep these conversations going. Dyslexia awareness matters beyond one week of the year.

What if we looked at workplace difficulties a little differently? 💭For someone with dyslexia, things like processing inf...
11/10/2026

What if we looked at workplace difficulties a little differently? 💭

For someone with dyslexia, things like processing information, managing competing demands or following verbal instructions can take extra effort. Small adjustments, such as clear written instructions, defined priorities and more time to process information, can make a real difference.

The right support starts with understanding the individual and the barriers they may be facing. With practical adjustments in place, people can work in ways that help them make the most of their strengths. 🌿

This Dyslexia Awareness Week, let's keep the conversation going about what meaningful support can look like in everyday working life.

09/10/2026

Some of the effort that goes into getting through a working day can be difficult for other people to see. 💙

This Dyslexia Awareness Week, we're making space for the conversations that help us better understand those experiences, and how we can make work and everyday life more manageable for dyslexic people.

Sometimes, a little more understanding can make a real difference. 🌿

💭 What helps you manage the everyday demands of work? We'd love to hear your tips and experiences.

Have you ever spent years thinking you're just bad at something? 💭Maybe you've found ways to work around certain difficu...
09/10/2026

Have you ever spent years thinking you're just bad at something? 💭

Maybe you've found ways to work around certain difficulties without really knowing why they feel so much harder for you.

You might reread things several times, double-check your work, take longer to organise your thoughts, or spend extra time preparing for something that others seem to manage more easily. 🧠

Over time, these ways of coping can become part of everyday life. You learn to manage, find your own strategies, and keep going.

But sometimes, understanding *why* certain things are difficult can change how you see yourself. 💛

Dyslexia can affect people in different ways, including in the workplace. Recognising those patterns can be a starting point for understanding what support might help.

If you've been wondering whether dyslexia could explain some of the difficulties you've experienced, an adult dyslexia assessment can help you understand your learning profile, recognise your strengths, and explore practical strategies for work and everyday life.

You don't need to be in education to seek an assessment. 🌿

🔗 Find out more about adult dyslexia assessments:
https://learningwithdyslexia.co.uk/adult-dyslexia-assessment/

Some things can look easy from the outside because the end result looks fine.The email was sent.The report was finished....
07/10/2026

Some things can look easy from the outside because the end result looks fine.

The email was sent.
The report was finished.
The meeting was attended.
The task was completed.

What people may not see is how much effort it took to get there.

Someone might reread information several times, spend longer organising their thoughts, check their work repeatedly, or develop their own ways of getting through tasks that others seem to manage more easily.

Over time, these strategies can become so familiar that even the person using them may not realise how much extra effort they are putting in.

During Dyslexia Awareness Week, we're looking at some of the experiences that can sit behind what people see at work. 💼

Sometimes the finished result doesn't tell us how hard it was to get there. 💙

Have you ever developed your own way of getting around something that takes you more effort?

Some parts of work can take considerably more effort than others.You might understand an email perfectly well but need t...
05/10/2026

Some parts of work can take considerably more effort than others.

You might understand an email perfectly well but need to read it several times.
You might follow a meeting at the time, but find that you remember less afterwards.

You might know exactly what you want to say, but take much longer to get your thoughts down in writing.

Or you might be very capable at your job and still find it difficult when several things need your attention at once.

These experiences can happen for lots of different reasons. They don't, on their own, mean someone is dyslexic.

But for some people, patterns like these have been part of working life for years without really understanding why.

During Dyslexia Awareness Week, we're looking at what dyslexia can look like beyond school and in everyday working life.

Sometimes recognising the pattern is where the questions begin. 💙

Dyslexia Awareness Week starts today. 💙This year's theme is “Dyslexia in real life: At work.”For many years, conversatio...
05/10/2026

Dyslexia Awareness Week starts today. 💙

This year's theme is “Dyslexia in real life: At work.”

For many years, conversations about dyslexia have focused mainly on school. But dyslexia doesn't stop being relevant when someone leaves the classroom.

It can affect how someone manages information, communicates, organises tasks, remembers instructions or gets their thoughts onto paper. And sometimes, the amount of effort involved isn't obvious to the people around them.

This week, we're looking at some of those everyday experiences.

We'll be talking about what dyslexia can look like at work, the things people may have developed to manage their difficulties, practical ways workplaces can offer better support, and when an assessment might help someone make sense of their experiences.

If you've ever wondered why certain parts of work seem to take you considerably more effort than they seem to take everyone else, some of this week's posts might feel familiar.

Follow along this week as we look at dyslexia beyond the classroom.

Children don't all learn in the same way.Some need more time to process information. Some learn better when they can see...
02/10/2026

Children don't all learn in the same way.

Some need more time to process information. Some learn better when they can see something, hear it, talk it through or have it broken into smaller steps.

When we understand how a child learns, we can start making better choices about how we teach, explain and support them.

That understanding can make a real difference to confidence too. A child who has spent a long time feeling that learning is difficult can begin to see that they may simply need a different approach.

Sometimes, the first step is understanding the learner in front of us. 💙

If you'd like to understand more about how your child learns, you can find out about dyslexia assessments here:

https://learningwithdyslexia.co.uk/dyslexia-assessment/

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