Claire Kerr Dyslexia

04/06/2026

16/05/2026

Does your child seem bright and capable, but still struggles with revision, exams, reading, writing or spelling? 📚

Sometimes children work incredibly hard but still find school more difficult than it should be — and it’s not always obvious why. ❓

A diagnostic dyslexia assessment can help identify the underlying causes of those challenges, highlight your child’s strengths, and provide practical recommendations for support at school and home. Most importantly, it can help children better understand themselves and rebuild confidence. ☺️

If you’ve been wondering whether an assessment could help your child, I offer a free initial consultation to talk things through. 📞

Message me or visit www.clairekerrdyslexia.co.uk

11/05/2026

05/05/2026

Confidence is just as important as academic support.

Helpful approaches include:
- Focusing on strengths as well as challenges
- Celebrating progress, not just results
- Encouraging creative and practical skills

Success in learning looks different for everyone.
For more tips and advice visit: https://loom.ly/8DL1-BA

24/04/2026

It is still often thought that dyslexia causes a person to see words moving on a page. In fact, this is a symptom of a different condition known as visual stress, whereas dyslexia is to do with the auditory processing of language. Don’t think that if someone doesn’t see the words moving on the page, they can’t have dyslexia…

Many people think dyslexia is a vision issue, but it’s really about how the brain processes language. Understanding this can change the way we support learners and colleagues with dyslexia.

To familairise yourself with the definition of dyselxia and to learn more, head to the link: https://loom.ly/oaMAboA