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In this podcast episode, we explore the intersection of dyslexia and human psychology, delving into how our innate characteristics and life experiences shape our approach to life. Drawing from a previous discussion with Lee Povey in episode 58, where he shared insights on Men’s Mental Health, Dyslexia, Athletics, and the Journey to Self-Acceptance, this episode focuses on coaching, human psychology, and the impact on workplace performance for adults with dyslexia. Lee, a seasoned coach with a background in sports, particularly cycling, emphasizes the connection between past experiences, learned responses, and success. He highlights the importance of self-understanding, especially for individuals with dyslexia, encouraging them to identify strengths and challenges as the first step toward success. Discover how changing your mindset can lead to personal and professional success in this insightful episode!

Discover how Jo Rees turned her personal journey with dyslexia into a thriving business and social media platform. In this insightful episode, Jo, a dyslexia advocate, keynote speaker, and social media educator, shares her story of brand transformation and business evolution. Learn how she built a massive following on TikTok, navigated the unique challenges of various social media platforms, and balanced her professional and personal life while running a sell-out dyslexia conference. This episode is packed with valuable insights into the power of social media in dyslexia advocacy and how it can open doors, create opportunities, and help people find their voice. Tune in to hear Jo’s inspiring journey and practical advice for leveraging social media for advocacy and business growth.

.Did you know that up to 40% of children in the US struggle with reading by the fourth grade? In the UK, that’s the equivalent of years 4-5 in Primary School! This enlightening episode features Matthew Head in conversation with Dr. David Hurford, a renowned research scientist and professor at Pittsburgh State University, who also founded CARRD, a non-profit dedicated to supporting individuals with dyslexia.

Dr. Hurford shares his transformative journey from aspiring astronomer to a leading figure in developmental psychology, emphasising the importance of structured literacy in teaching reading. The discussion delves into the emotional toll of dyslexia on children, highlighting the benefits of early intervention for both academic and emotional well-being. Dr. Hurford also introduces CARRD’s affordable evaluations and Dyslexia101.com, a free online dyslexia evaluation platform making resources accessible globally.

A key takeaway from Dr. Hurford’s insights is the balanced perspective on dyslexia; he advises against calling dyslexia a “superpower” and advocates for providing accurate information and unconditional support to children.

This episode is a must-listen for parents, educators, and anyone navigating dyslexia, offering valuable insights and hope for a more inclusive, literate world.