This week I was on Dr Marianne Cintron from Step by Step Dyslexia Solutions Podcast. In the 17 minute episode we talk about my life with dyslexia, overcoming changes and the creation of this website.
Marianne program uses classical music to help dyslexia children to learn language. Have a look at her website to find out more.
https://www.stepbystepdyslexiasolutions.com/
I hope you enjoy,
Matt
In this episode of The Dyslexia Life Hacks Show, Matt sat down with Danielle Cudjoe-Michalski. She shared her journey of overcoming challenges and embracing her strengths.
Danielle’s experience with dyslexia during her degree studies influenced her career choices. Her determination led her to secure a position at GSK, where she faced and overcame obstacles along the way.
She recounted an incident where her dyslexia was unintentionally revealed by a colleague, prompting her later on to raise awareness and educate others about neurodiversity.
Danielle also discussed the importance of self-care and managing energy to avoid burnout. Her journey of self-discovery helped her find a job that suited her unique work style.
She highlighted the significance of the GSK Neurodiversity network, which fosters inclusivity and diversity within the organization.
Additionally, Danielle shared her experiences of balancing her coaching business alongside her full-time job, emphasizing the rewards and challenges.
Empowering Dyslexic Students: Dyslexia Advocacy and Support Strategies
In this milestone 100th episode, Matt sits down with Michelle Catterson, a trailblazer in dyslexia advocacy, specialist education, and inclusive education policies. As the Executive Headteacher of Moon Hall School, Michelle has transformed the institution into a beacon of support for dyslexic students, doubling its size and earning national recognition. Beyond Moon Hall, Michelle leads as Chair of the British Dyslexia Association (BDA) and collaborates with policymakers in Parliament to shape better education and workplace inclusion for individuals with dyslexia and Special Educational Needs (SEN).
Michelle shares her inspiring journey from scientific research to education, exploring:
The unique challenges dyslexic students face in mainstream schools.
The transformative power of assistive technology for learning.
The importance of teacher training to unlock student potential.
How inclusive policy changes can drive nationwide impact.
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or employer, this episode delivers actionable insights to help you better support dyslexic individuals in education, work, and beyond. Michelle’s work is a compelling reminder that meaningful change begins with understanding and leadership.
Don’t miss out! Tune in to discover ground breaking strategies for creating inclusive environments and championing dyslexia advocacy.
“”When I came to the UK at 14, I went around with my grandma visiting peoples houses. There’s always a picture of someone in there cap and gown. “”
Having struggled through school and her early working life, Keisha Swaby wanted to full fill her dream of getting a degree. It was during her degree, when she was getting some of her work prof read she discovered she is dyslexic and dyspraxic. This certainly has not stopped her. She has fulfilled her ambition to have a degree and is now studying for her masters.
