Dyslexia Unlocked is a Brighton based company offering assessment, support, training, consultancy and advocacy for people with Dyslexia and those who work with them, across the UK.
We aim to assess barriers to achievement, analyse causes and provide practical, achievable strategies and recommendations to unlock potential and maximise success.
Many people with dyslexia have areas of great ability and skill. The right changes to environment, equipment or ways of working can mean dyslexia becomes a gift, not a difficulty.
Claire Salter has just received an award from the British Dyslexia Association (BDA) for raising awareness of dyslexia and outstanding teaching following her appearance on the BBC documentary about dyslexia, 'Don't Call me Stupid' in which she worked with actress Kara Tointon.
The BDA also used the event to promote their campaign to make dyslexia awareness a compulsory component of Initial Teacher Training.