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In the episode of The Dyslexia Life Hacks Show, Matt talks to Delwyn McKenzie from Accent Music School in West Melton, New Zealand. She comes from a musical family being the youngest of five and both her parents play instruments. They taught her how to play a variety of interments from a very young age.

In this episode, we explore how mind mapping assists individuals with dyslexia in organizing their ideas. Dyslexic individuals often have brilliant ideas but struggle to structure them coherently. Mind mapping helps visualize these thoughts, making it easier to organize them into text or presentations. Assistive technology has evolved from basic PC tools to advanced AI-driven solutions, offering limitless possibilities for mind mapping.

Host Matthew Head is joined by Chris Collier, Director of Assistive Technology at OpenGenius. Chris’s journey began as an English teacher in South Africa, where he encountered neurodiverse students and learned about Dyslexia. He became an expert in Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) and assistive technology, eventually leading him to his current role at OpenGenius. Chris shares insights on how AI-powered mind mapping, through tools like Ayoa, is revolutionizing education and workplace productivity for everyone.

In this episode of the Dyslexia Life Hacks Show, civil engineer and podcast host Michael Fisher shares his journey of discovering he was dyslexic and the challenges he faced in finding the right support. As fellow engineers, Michael and host Matt discuss how dyslexia has helped them and given Michael a unique perspective on problem-solving. They also delve into Michael’s passion for great leadership and podcasting, with Michael sharing his experience of starting his own podcast production business. Follow the Dyslexia Life Hacks Show for more.