Supporting Successful Dyslexics

We are thrilled to be reviving our group and warmly invite you to join us for our relaunch.

Combining lived dyslexia experience with professional knowledge, our inspiring speaker Jo Rees shines a light on how to redefine a dyslexic person’s experience of life, so that regardless of the outcome, the only option is a feeling of success. Jo shares how unidentified and unsupported dyslexia will negatively shape belief systems and see mental health decline, demonstrating that when we identify and use strengths, confidence is nurtured and the trajectory of someone’s life is entirely shifted. For the better. Having support 100s of dyslexics of all ages, including her own dyslexic children and changing her own dyslexic story at the age of 34, Jo’s ‘another way round!’ approach to managing dyslexia provides inspiration and strategies that will teach you how to minimise the impact of dyslexia on everyday life, whilst still growing and keeping a dyslexics self-esteem high, ensuring every dyslexic fulfils their potential with unwavering confidence.

Jo Rees is the Founder of Another Way Round and Dyslexic Life with Jo Rees. She is qualified teacher, SENCO and specialist Dyslexia teacher and assessor with 25 years of experience working in education. Diagnosed with dyslexia as an adult and parent of three children with dyslexia, Jo is passionate about raising awareness of Dyslexia and its real impact. She is an active advocate, speaker, and mentor, supporting people to recognise and manage dyslexia positively in a variety of ways. Jo is the author of 2 books about Dyslexia and is currently writing her third. She hosts her own podcast and is a well-known dyslexia social media content creator.

Jo’s website is www.dyslexiclifewithjoress.com

Jo has a very large following on social media and can be found using the handle @DyslexicLifeWithJoRees, or Jo Rees on LinkedIn. Her books, “Don’t Forget to Smile” and “Today you got a diagnosis of Dyslexia” can be found on Amazon.

Jo will also be joined by an inspiring young person who will share her own story about navigating the schools system with dyslexia.

This event is free, but places are limited. Please booked early to avoid disappointment. Entrance will only be admitted to ticket holders.