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Info & Support
Dyslexia affects everyone differently at different times. However you’re feeling, here you’ll find lots of tips to help you get the most out of your day.
Info & Support
Live Your Life
Click on your age below to find useful articles and info about living with dyslexia. Whether you’re struggling with time management, or need support from your teachers and friends, we can help. Choose your age…
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18+ YearsOur five part series covers everything from what to expect on theory test day, through to extra support you can receive for your practical test. -
13-17 YearsSome great dyslexia friendly books to get stuck into. -
13-17 Years#MakeTimeTo is a campaign to encourage young people to make time to look after their mental health and emotional wellbeing. -
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8-12 YearsThis video explains why we don't need all the answers just now -
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13-17 YearsSome great information from Reach about exams in 2020 -
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13-17 YearsSome stuff from Reach that might help you right now -
18+ YearsInstead of reading them, you can listen to the audio version here. Take a load off and learn your rights. -
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13-17 YearsThis cartoon animation explains your rights in a Children’s Hearing for children and young people. -
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8-12 YearsHave a look at some of the things that can help you at school and home. -
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13-17 YearsThis is Amy's story about being a Modern Apprentice with dyslexia. -
13-17 YearsFind out about the support you can get. -
13-17 YearsHaving dyslexia can make you quirky in other ways, too! Download our infographic to find out more about it. -
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13-17 YearsThe final part of our 'Passing your driving test with dyslexia' series focuses on how to pass your practical driving test. -
13-17 YearsPart four of our 'Passing your driving test with dyslexia' series shows you tips and tricks for getting the most out of your driving lessons. -
13-17 YearsPart three of our 'Passing your driving test with dyslexia' series. -
13-17 YearsPart two of our 'Passing your driving test with dyslexia' series explores extra help you can get when sitting your driving theory test. -
13-17 YearsThe first guide in our five-part series outlines what to expect when taking your theory test. By visualising the day, we hope you'll become more confident come test time! -
18+ YearsYou've left school/college but you can still get lots more support. Find out more in this article. -
8-12 YearsThis article talks about what dyslexia is - and what it isn't. It also contains a useful picture you can share with your parents and friends to help them understand more about dyslexia too. -
18+ YearsAre you trying to find a career path that is right for you? This article with infographic explores 15 careers that are perfect for people with dyslexia. -
18+ YearsStrategies for succeeding with dyslexia post-college and beyond... -
13-17 YearsTop tips and strategies to help with high school and general life. -
8-12 YearsTips and tricks for coping with dyslexia when life gets hard.
Strategies for day to day life
Dyslexia is not just about reading and writing. It can affect every area of your life and some days it can be pretty difficult.
The good news is that there are plenty of things you can do to make daily life a little easier and more enjoyable. Here we present some strategies for each age group to try on the bad days.
Tips and tricks for coping with dyslexia when life gets hard.
Top tips and strategies to help with high school and general life.
Strategies for succeeding with dyslexia post-college and beyond...
