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16/06/2026

Progress > perfection.
Small wins matter.
Keep going 💪
👉 What’s one thing you improved this week?

16/06/2026

As dyslexics, everything seems to take us longer than our neurotypical peers.
Reading, processing language and writing takes so much of our mental capabilities, that to then be punished for not completing a given task in a timeframe not suited to our thought process, rather than acknowledged for the huge effort we have put in, can be devastating to our self esteem.
So, please don’t take away a dyslexic child’s lunch, playtime, reward points, treat or any other bonus, as most dyslexic students are already putting in double the effort of their peers.

Quote: is from the awesome Tiffany James at

16/06/2026

I want you to think about every remarkable person you know who thinks differently.

The ones who see solutions no one else sees. Who build things from nothing. Who feel everything more deeply. Who ask questions that make everyone else stop and reconsider.

Chances are, more than a few of them have a brain that once made school feel impossible.

Dyslexia is not a deficit of intelligence.

It is a difference in the way the brain routes information — specifically in the pathways responsible for connecting letters to sounds automatically. That difference makes reading hard.

It does not make greatness hard.

In fact, research has shown that dyslexic brains demonstrate significantly stronger abilities in areas like spatial reasoning, creative thinking, big-picture processing, and entrepreneurial problem solving.

The struggle your child is experiencing right now is real. I would never minimize that.

But it is not the whole story.

It is the first chapter.

And the moment your child gets the right neurological support — the kind that actually rebuilds the reading pathway instead of working around it — the story changes completely.

Different becomes fluent.
Fluent becomes confident.
Confident becomes extraordinary.

That is not hope. That is what we see inside this program every single day.

Comment WEBINAR below and I’ll send you my free 45-minute webinar — so you can see exactly what that transformation looks like. 💛

06/06/2026

🎬 Movie Night for a Cause! 🎬

The Dyslexia Association is pleased to support LIFE Centre's upcoming fundraiser and invites you to join us for the Supergirl Movie Premiere at MovieTowne, Port of Spain on Thursday, 25 June, at 6:30 p.m.

💙 Please support our neurodivergent community. Every ticket purchased helps provide educational opportunities and support services for students with diverse learning needs.

🎟️ Tickets: $150

Your ticket includes:
✨ A pre-show performance by a guest artist
🎁 Door prizes to be won
🎬 An evening of entertainment for a worthy cause

All proceeds will go toward supporting LIFE Centre's school programme for students with special needs.

For tickets, please call:
📞 379-4512 or 621-3065

Thank you for helping us create a more inclusive community where every learner can thrive. We look forward to seeing you

01/06/2026

Food for thought 🧐🤔

So, I hate going back to the Covid pandemic and looking at correlations. But in being a lecturer with The University of the West Indies, I am exposed to undergraduate

24/05/2026

Please make an effort to donate.

🩸 GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE 🩸

Join us for a Blood Drive hosted by the Obstetrics & Gynaecology Department at the Sangre Grande Hospital Campus Blood Donation Centre.

📅 Date: 27th – 29th May, 2026
⏰ Time: 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
📍 Venue: Sangre Grande Hospital Campus (North Block) – Blood
Donation Centre

Every drop counts. Come volunteer, donate and make a difference in someone’s life.

Scan the QR code on the flyer to pre-register for blood donation.

24/04/2026

Join us

The Dyslexia Association Bursary Fund is having a delightful Fundraising Tea ☕🌸 . Join us for an afternoon of warmth, community, and purpose as we raise support for individuals with dyslexia on their educational journey.

Every cup shared helps create brighter opportunities 💙
For tickets and further information, contact Judy @ 762-7629.

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05/02/2026