Denise Goulding, a parent of a child with dyslexia, agreed to share their story about how her daughter managed to get A’s and B’s in her entrance exam.
Stephen Martin thought his dyslexia would just disappear after finishing school. He recently just realized what dyslexia really means when he talked to a dyslexia practitioner
In this episode, Harriet Kelsall shares her story of growing up with dyslexia and how she developed strategies to overcome it.
As with a lot of people, Dr. Fernette and Dr. Brock were first exposed to dyslexia when their first child showed signs of trouble at preschool…
In the interview we did with Rosie Bissett, of the Dyslexia Association of Ireland, Rosie mentioned they can accommodating remote dyslexia assessments.
This week on the Dyslexia Explored, we explore the story of Nigel Lockett, who, only recently, disclosed to the public his dyslexia.
We had a conversation with Dr. Warren where she shared how she developed medical issues that she says were probably stress and anxiety-related.
This week, we had a very interesting conversation with Theo Gough, Author of the Conquering Dyslexia Book and host of the Conquering Dyslexia podcast.
This episode of Dyslexia Explored, we talked to the CEO and co-founder of Scanning Pens, Jack Churchill, to explore his dyslexia story.
David Hornik is a dyslexic venture capitalist from California, who has been open about his dyslexia story and how it helps and, in turn, affects him
