5 Tips for Dyslexic Job Hunters
Looking for a new job is stressful and almost seems like a full time job in itself. But what happens when someone goes through the standard job hunt downsides and has Dyslexia? The flood of rejections, [...]
The Letters Project – March Pick
Our friends over at Dyspla, are always looking out for dyslexic writers. When looking through the great resources and content on their site we came across this cool little project. The Letters Project is Dyspla's way of engaging with [...]
Top 10 Hottest Dyslexic Men
There's a list of positive Dyslexic traits as long as my arm; bigger picture thinking, creativity, great verbal communication...the list goes on. It also turns out some of us are pretty smoking hot! Here's [...]
March Audio Book Review
The Power of Habit Among the things my dyslexia affects is my ability to stay organised, remember things, and keep on schedule. One of the best methods I have found so far to cope with these [...]
A Survival Guide for Dyslexic Students
Higher education can be an incredibly edifying and enriching experience. However an environment designed to push you to reach your full potential will ultimately present many students with challenges. Dyslexics students in particular, may find they [...]
5 Things You Never Knew About Dyspraxia
Most people know what dyslexia is, but many don’t understand what dyspraxia is, and up to 50% of people with dyslexia also have dyspraxia, such as myself. It’s important that people are aware of dyspraxia and [...]
Focus – A Game of Deception
Rapper, musician, actor, intergalactic space agent and apocalyptic doctor, Will Smith(dyslexic) is back on our screens, this time as smooth talking con man Nicky Spurgeon in the movie Focus. This comedy action flick follows Nicky as [...]
February Audio Book Review
Whenever I hear the term Chick Lit, I automatically think of the iconic heroine we know and love in Bridget Jones’s Diary. Written by Helen Fielding in the early naughties and narrated by Imogen Church in [...]
The Letters Project – January
Our friends over at Dyspla, are always championing the great work of dyslexic writers. When looking through the great resources and content on their site I came across this cool project. On their website Dyspla say, "The Letters Project is [...]
January Audio Book Review
Recommended audiobooks for dyslexic listeners The Art of Asking – Amanda Palmer This is a book about how rockstar Amanda Palmer became who she is, someone who was able to raise over a million dollars on [...]