Zoinks 1 Zoinks, after much help and building up my confidence. I enlisted in a course for counselling and psychotherapy. This would be run by COSCA and in the end, I would have a Scottish credit qualification framework (SCQF) to a level 8 the same as an HND. I had lots of friends telling me … Read more
Lockdown 101 This is a lockdown, shutting down nonessential systems. Staring at pictures of empty streets. It appears that the apocalypse is here. However, it is nothing I imagined it to be. I am looking for Daleks, Zombies and Ghosts, maybe I have watched the “Walking Dead” too many times. Where is Chris Hemsworth dressed … Read more
So Many Ideas On the road to success? I have been told so many times that I am a dyslexic daydreamer, this will go on forever. Yes, I dream of being a pop star like Cher standing with my hairbrush. In front of the mirror singing away while doing my housework. Also, I dream of being … Read more
Criminology and Jury Service A while ago, I drafted an article for Dyslexic Voice on courts and reasonable adjustments. This was due to my partner being assigned to jury duty. This put me on the path to asking the High and Sheriff Court in Edinburgh about reasonable adjustments for jury duty. This was an excellent … Read more
PositiveThinking I am a naturally positive person however should this change in the workplace? Of course, it shouldn’t change things. Furthermore, I have read articles about workplaces looking at neurodivergent thinkers as positive. See how successful people such as Whoopi Goldberg are. “How can I improve things not only for myself but help others in similar situations.” Positive Help … Read more
Running Towards Neurodiverse Training One day Wonder Woman had a terrible accident! She had left her super suit in the washing machine! So, thanks to her dyslexic wiring she made a speedy recovery and went back to work as soon as possible. But unknown to Wonder Woman she hit the wall of Dyslexia in the … Read more
