At the Adult Dyslexia centre we can advise those with dyslexia, develop their skills, and connect them to further opportunities.
We are here to help you and offer a free helpline managed by experienced professionals with in depth knowledge of dyslexia.
They can advise on our services and signpost you to other sources of support.
NEWS from the Adult Dyslexia Centre
Online support group Monthly meetings 1st Tuesday of the month
Our online Adult Support Group meets each month. Join the next meeting of this friendly group on
Tuesday 5th March 2024 at 7-8pm.
To join the group please click on the button below to send an email:
ANND Monthly online talks Thursday March 21st 7pm - 8pm
WE celebrate Neurodiversity Week with a session exploring "Neurodiversity = Celebrating Strengths and Supporting Challenges".
Donna Stevenson and Steve Clarke, SWD Ambassadors, will present the concepts and discuss the lived experience throughout. Join us for an informative and inspiring session!
Click below to sign up to receive details of the talks each month and the link to access the meeting. The link will be sent out the day before.
Face to Face support group Tuesday February 20th at 7pm
If you live in the Maidenhead area and you would like to meet other dyslexic people, why not come to our friendly group? They meet each month at the Shire Horse Pub, Littlewick Green, SL6 3QA. If you want to know more click on the button below to send an email.
The next meeting will be Tuesday 19th March at 7pm.
Understanding Dyslexia and Dyscalculia An online course for parents, carers and teachers of dyslexic children
Our popular online course will be running on Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm to 9pm
April 24th to 22nd May 2024
Click below to learn more and register.
Who do we help?
Adults
We can help you with information and support - contact us by email or phone
mail: help@adc.org.uk
Tel: 07774 846657
Please note - there are no charges for our helpline.
Take a look at our page for adults and see how we can help you.
Employers
1 in 10 employees are likely to be dyslexic, we can show you how you can help them and make the workplace more accessible.
Parents
If you think your child is dyslexic we offer diagnostic assessments for children from 7 years and an online course to help support parents and carers and the children in their care.
Teachers
If you work with dyslexic children we offer training to help teachers best support the children in the classroom. We offer a motivational talk for students to show them that dyslexia can be a superpower.
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