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***Exclusive*** – The Write Offs- Shine TV & Channel 4 – Adult learner with Dyslexia uses CodeBreakers to develop reading and spelling skills.

***Exclusive*** – The Write Offs- Shine TV & Channel 4 – Adult learner with Dyslexia uses CodeBreakers to develop reading and spelling skills.

by Georgina Smith | Sep 22, 2020 | Adult Learners, Audience - All, Media

The Write Offs, is a programme on Channel 4 made by Shine TV.  It focuses on adults with Dyslexia and poor literacy skills, demonstrating how this impacts individuals, their strategies and need for support and help, to manage everyday tasks in life and work, which...

Changing the thought bubble- Mindful Dyslexia 3

by Georgina Smith | Mar 10, 2020 | anxiety, Mental Health, Mindful Dyslexia

In my previous blog I summarised the impact of negative thoughts.  I mentioned how simply changing ‘I can’t’ to ‘I can’ isn’t the simplest answer. Importantly for me, I feel implementing consequences for anxiety based ‘poor behaviour’ related to learning...

Anxiety in young people – is it related to SpLDs?

by Georgina Smith | Mar 9, 2020 | anxiety, Mindful Dyslexia, Parents, Tutors

An interview with Laura Graham – Occupational Therapist. Laura will be presenting her workshop at SEN Jigsaw on 6th June 2020 in Stoke on Trent. In the meantime, continuing on my own theme of anxiety, I wanted to chat to her about anxiety in young people. How it...

How negative thoughts impact us -2 Mindful Dyslexia

by Georgina Smith | Feb 9, 2020 | anxiety, Mental Health, Mindful Dyslexia

In my first blog, I introduced the concept of ‘Thinking creates feeling and feeling creates thinking’. Of course I’m not a trained counselor or therapist but have had 20 years experience of  suffering anxiety and researching into how I could help myself....

The Power of Negative Thoughts – Introducing Mindful Dyslexia -1

by Georgina Smith | Feb 8, 2020 | anxiety, Mindful Dyslexia, positive thinking

Georgina Smith-Author of CodeBreakers Have you ever considered how powerful your thoughts can be and how they can influence your own day? Now imagine your students’ day or your own child’s day, particularly if they are struggling in school with literacy....

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