Dyslexic Adult Network Meeting (Glasgow): How to cope with a constantly changing workload

About the event

• A two-hour peer-support meeting focusing on how to cope with a constantly changing workload.

Who's it for?

• Dyslexic adults

What you'll get from the meeting

• Learn practical tips for successfully managing changing demands on your workload.

• Dyslexic adult network member, Alison, will share how she has successfully adapted to changes in demands on her workload whilst simultaneously managing over 200 staff for over 40 years in local government.

Other Information

• The meeting will be facilitated by Dyslexia Scotland volunteer, Liz Rodgers.

• Free tea, coffee and biscuits. 

• Free on-street parking from 6pm.
  
  

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