DyslexiaLondon

DyslexiaLondon We believe that dyslexia should not stand as a barrier to success for any person. The Dyslexia Association of London has been in operation since 1972.

Membership is open to individuals, parents, teachers and to all interested in dyslexia. Many celebrities, entrepreneurs and high-performing individuals have overcome their learning difficulties to achieve their goals. We encourage our members to aim high, and offer them resources to unlock their potential through careful promotion of events, support groups and creative opportunities. Members will have access to Adult Dyslexia Support Group meetings and will receive notice of meetings and events.

💙 Did you know our Call Back Helpline is a free resource?If you have questions about dyslexia, need guidance or aren't s...
28/07/2026

💙 Did you know our Call Back Helpline is a free resource?

If you have questions about dyslexia, need guidance or aren't sure where to turn, our friendly team is here to help.

Missed our call back? No problem! Simply email [email protected] to arrange a time that works for you.

📞 Comment "CALL" below to receive a DM with our number.We're here to help—because no one should have to navigate dyslexia alone.

💙 Did you know? Around 1 in 5 people in the UK are estimated to be neurodivergent.This Disability Pride Month, it's an i...
24/07/2026

💙 Did you know? Around 1 in 5 people in the UK are estimated to be neurodivergent.

This Disability Pride Month, it's an important reminder that neurodivergent people—including many with dyslexia—are a significant part of our communities, schools and workplaces.

Disability Pride Month is about celebrating differences, challenging stereotypes and creating a more inclusive society where everyone is valued for who they are.

Together, let's celebrate the strengths, talents and contributions of the neurodivergent community—not just this month, but every day.

We're so honoured to be partnering with  for this special webinar with Christopher Patnoe from the Accessibility Discove...
20/07/2026

We're so honoured to be partnering with for this special webinar with Christopher Patnoe from the Accessibility Discovery Centre. 💙

Google is a company that impacts millions of people's lives every day—from how we work and learn to how we connect with others. That's why we're excited to explore how accessibility and inclusive design are shaping the future of technology for people with dyslexia and the wider neurodivergent community.

Whether you're planning to join us for our in-person visit in September or you're interested but can't attend, this webinar is the perfect way to discover Google's approach to accessibility and learn about the innovations making technology more inclusive.

🔗 Reserve your place via the link in our bio.

We can't wait to see you there!

💙 July is Disability Pride Month.Disability Pride Month is a time to celebrate the diversity, strengths and achievements...
16/07/2026

💙 July is Disability Pride Month.

Disability Pride Month is a time to celebrate the diversity, strengths and achievements of the disabled community, while recognising the importance of inclusion, accessibility and equal opportunities.

For many people, dyslexia is recognised as a disability under equality legislation. It's a reminder that dyslexia is not something to "overcome"—it's a different way of thinking that brings unique perspectives, creativity and problem-solving skills.

This month, we celebrate the strengths of the dyslexic community, challenge misconceptions and continue advocating for a world where everyone can thrive.

Happy Disability Pride Month!

💙 Friendly Reminder! 💙Our Support Group is taking place tomorrow.Whether you're looking to share experiences, ask questi...
13/07/2026

💙 Friendly Reminder! 💙

Our Support Group is taking place tomorrow.

Whether you're looking to share experiences, ask questions or simply connect with others who understand, we'd love to see you there.

We look forward to welcoming you! 😊

From the classroom to the bookshelf. 📚💙As a teacher with dyslexia, writing a young adult book series is more than storyt...
09/07/2026

From the classroom to the bookshelf. 📚💙

As a teacher with dyslexia, writing a young adult book series is more than storytelling—it's about representation, inspiring others and showing what's possible.

Sharing your story has power. You never know who you might encourage to believe in themselves.

Success looks different for everyone, and Richard Branson is a great example of that. Diagnosed with dyslexia at a young...
07/07/2026

Success looks different for everyone, and Richard Branson is a great example of that. Diagnosed with dyslexia at a young age, he has often spoken about how thinking differently helped shape his entrepreneurial journey.

💙 Every individual with dyslexia has the potential to thrive.

  💙We're looking back at our fantastic in-person event in March, where we explored the important connections between fin...
02/07/2026

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We're looking back at our fantastic in-person event in March, where we explored the important connections between financial wellbeing and mental health. A huge thank you to our incredible speakers!

We're already looking forward to bringing you more events, so keep an eye on our channels for upcoming opportunities. In the meantime, we'd love to hear from you! What topics would you like us to cover at future events? Let us know in the comments below!

Looking for trusted dyslexia resources? We've got you covered. 💙Our webinars are a great place to start. Every session i...
30/06/2026

Looking for trusted dyslexia resources? We've got you covered. 💙

Our webinars are a great place to start. Every session is recorded and made available on demand, so you can watch whenever it suits you—whether you missed the live event or want to revisit the information later.

Our growing library covers a range of dyslexia-related topics, offering practical advice, expert insights and strategies for parents, educators, professionals and individuals with dyslexia.

Dyslexia is not linked to intelligence—and many dyslexic people are highly creative, innovative, and skilled problem-sol...
08/05/2026

Dyslexia is not linked to intelligence—and many dyslexic people are highly creative, innovative, and skilled problem-solvers.

Every dyslexic person experiences it differently, which is why understanding, support, and accessible tools can make such a meaningful difference. At DAL, we’re committed to raising awareness, sharing resources, and building a supportive community for dyslexic adults. 💙

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