NEW! Edinburgh Dyslexic Adult Network Meeting
Are you dyslexic? Then join Dyslexia Scotland on Wednesday 1st May when the Edinburgh Dyslexic Adult Network meeting returns!
About NEW! Edinburgh Dyslexic Adult Network Meeting
Exciting news! - the Edinburgh Dyslexic Adult Network meetings are returning at a new venue and on a more regular basis.
Would you like to meet and chat to like-minded people who understand the way you think, your strengths and the obstacles you face?
Do you want to hear speakers talk about matters relating to dyslexia?
Join Mark, Ian and Angus in this informal very first meeting to help plot the course for future meetings.
The meetings will all be held in the Trustpilot's offices on George Street (next to the Dome and just a 6 minute walk from Waverley). 1st Floor, 10 George Street, Edinburgh EH2 2PF
Our 3 new excellent volunteer facilitators who will lead the meetings are: Mark Roy (Senior Geotechnical Engineer), Ian Dinwiddie (Technology Consultant) and Angus Neilson (Senior Software Engineer).
The meetings will be held once per month (except for July and August).
We need your input in deciding how to make the meetings as beneficial as possible to you.
Come along to meet fellow dyslexic adults and have your say.
Free tea, coffee and biscuits.
Our Dyslexic Adult Network meetings are hosted by a Dyslexia Scotland volunteers and are always informal, supportive and friendly.
Dyslexia Scotland is a national organisation that aims to inspire and enable people with dyslexia to reach their potential in life, learning and work. We aspire to create a dyslexia-friendly Scotland that values the skills and talents of dyslexic people of all ages.
If you are looking for advice, resources and/or inspiration, then please take a look through the pages on our Dyslexia Scotland website.
Our members are making Scotland dyslexia-friendly. Join today.
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