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My name is Blanka Tighremt and I am a qualified dyslexia assessor holding current APC, AMBDA,PPM and enhanced DBS checks.I provide a compehensive dyslexia diagnostic assessments for primary and secondary age children in person and online.

16/08/2026

02/08/2026

https://www.dyslexiapathway.co.uk/

Phonological awareness - what it is and why it matters for your child. đź’›

• Phonological awareness = noticing and working with the sounds in spoken words (this is different from phonics). 🔉
• It includes rhyming, syllable awareness and spotting or changing individual sounds (phonemes). 🎵🫧
• Many children with dyslexia have difficulty with phonological processing, which can make reading and spelling harder. 📚✍️
• Early, evidence-informed support can make a real difference. I offer a free initial consultation to talk through concerns and next steps. 🤝

If you’re worried about your child, get in touch.

https://www.dyslexiapathway.co.uk/

29/07/2026

Facts about dyslexia:

• Dyslexia is a difference in reading and spelling processing - not a sign of low intelligence.
• Early signs in children: slow word recognition, difficulty with phonics, mixing up letters.
• Assessments (online or in-person) identify strengths and guide educational accommodations.
• Post-assessment support helps families turn recommendations into practical strategies at home and school.

Busting a myth: dyslexia isn’t caused by laziness - it’s a neurodevelopmental difference.

If you’re worried about your child, book a free initial consultation.

https://www.dyslexiapathway.co.uk/

27/07/2026

How to support your child with dyslexia at home?

• Keep instructions simple and chunk tasks
• Use multisensory learning (sight, sound, touch)
• Read together daily - let them follow or listen
• Praise effort; focus on progress, not errors
• Provide quiet, structured study time
• Use assistive tech: text-to-speech, audiobooks
• Break homework into 20-30 minute sessions
• Share strategies with teachers for consistent support

Save this checklist and share with other parents. Follow for more practical tips and information.

https://www.dyslexiapathway.co.uk

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