In this episode, I talk about barriers and what do we actually mean by barriers to learning.

How do we identify them? How do we remove them? How do we support them? How do we get rid of them?

Eeek! It’s me and the conference round up!

Dyslexia 0 and Jo Rees 1!

In this episode I talk about impostor syndrome, getting used to the feeling of not being good enough, I’m working with it, the importance of prioritising and how this can be a dyslexic strength, and losing a passport and struggling to order an Uber are related to Dyslexia!

This season I decided to interview and hang out with some of the dyslexic people in my world, and bring you their experiences of dyslexia in everyday life!

Still aiming to normalise what it feels like to be dyslexic, share our dyslexic experiences and errors, hopefully making you the listener feel less alone.

In this episode, I chat to Annie Hitchman, a women's Dyslexia and ADHD coach and one of the founders of Unapologetically U. She has some beautiful insights into supporting out mental health.

This season I decided to interview and hang out with some of the dyslexic people in my world, and bring you their experiences of dyslexia in everyday life!

Still aiming to normalise what it feels like to be dyslexic, share our dyslexic experiences and errors, hopefully making you the listener feel less alone.

In this episode, I chat to Liz Day, we discuss dyslexia and parenting, and studying and ADHD!

This season I decided to interview and hang out with some of the dyslexic people in my world, and bring you their experiences of dyslexia in everyday life!

Still aiming to normalise what it feels like to be dyslexic, share our dyslexic experiences and errors, hopefully making you the listener feel less alone.

In this episode, I chat to Arran Smith the founder of the Dyslexia Show which has been rebranded for 2025 as the Neurodiversity Show. We chat about how dyslexia shows up in everyday life for Arran and he shares his top tips.

Find out more about the NEURODIVERSITY SHOW 2025 here!

Neurodiversity Show |

This season I decided to interview and hang out with some of the dyslexic people in my world, and bring you their experiences of dyslexia in everyday life!

Still aiming to normalise what it feels like to be dyslexic, share our dyslexic experiences and errors, hopefully making you the listener feel less alone.

In this episode, I chat to Cat, one of the founders of the dyscalculia network! so this episode is all about maths and maths difficulties might show up and some tips to support it!