✨ We’re really excited to announce our February Dyslexia CAFÉ in Bexhill ✨ If you’ve been to one of our Dyslexia Cafés before, this will feel reassuringly familiar.🪷Same calm, welcoming space.😎Same friendly faces.💬Same time to talk, think, ask questions, and get professional support in person.☕️Same tea, coffee, and snacks From 2026 onwards, all of our...

✨ Our March Dyslexia Café: Memory, Focus & Learning That Sticks ✨ Pre-book your free ticket here: If you’ve been to one of our Dyslexia Cafés before, this will feel reassuringly familiar. 🪷The same calm, welcoming space. 🙂The same friendly faces. 💬The same opportunity to talk things through in person, over tea and coffee, with...

✨ Our May Dyslexia CAFÉ: Tech That Lifts the Load ✨ If you’ve been to one of our Dyslexia Cafés before, you can expect the same familiar feel.🌿 A calm, welcoming space🙂 Friendly faces💬 Time to talk, think things through, and ask questions in person☕ Tea, coffee, and snacks From 2026, all of our Dyslexia...

Dyslexia Café (Bexhill) 13th June 2026: Transitions That Work Transitions can be hard for anyone, but for people with dyslexia they often bring added uncertainty, anxiety, and pressure. Whether it’s moving between classes, changing schools, starting college, beginning a new role, or simply facing new expectations, transitions are often where support slips and difficulties become...

Start as You Mean to Go On – Securing Support Early for Dyslexia The start of a new academic year can bring hope, but it can also bring familiar worries. For many families and adults, September is when difficulties begin to surface again, often before support has had a chance to catch up. Our September...

Writing, Homework and Daily Struggles – What Helps and What Harms By October, the reality of everyday demands has usually set in. Writing expectations increase, homework routines start to bite, and many children, young people, and adults are already feeling the strain. For people with dyslexia, this is often when effort goes up but confidence...

Our November Dyslexia Café: Dyslexia in Adult Life and Work – Confidence and Self-Advocacy Many adults live with dyslexia quietly for years. By the time work, training, or professional demands increase, the effort involved can feel exhausting, and confidence can take a knock. November is often a time when people begin to reflect, reassess, and...