My Links:
Fidget Toys - www.netfysh.co.uk
If you are interested in purchasing the little stretchy fidget toys: (smiley men, lizards, snakes, frogs, dinosaurs…) which I use in my training, they can be obtained by clicking the link above..
 
Email Remind - www.emailremind.co.uk
Set up a reminder system which emails you in advance of  birthdays, important dates, deadlines, MOT renewal etc. A brilliant tool for dyslexics!  It’s free!
 
Emotional Intelligence
If you are interested in developing self esteem and respect in schools take a look at:
www.nelig.com NELIG: The National Emotional Literacy Interest Group
www.Rtime.info  Rtime: Relationships to improve education
 
Teaching Expertise magazine - www.teachingexpertise.com
A great magazine with lots of ideas for teaching (not specifically dyslexia or special needs).  My contributions include the following articles:  “Safe Learning” & “Ready, Steady, Teach”.
 
The Dyslexic Teachers’ Association - http://thedta.tripod.com
For teachers who are dyslexic: The Dyslexic Teachers’ Association [DTA] - A website providing support and guidance for teachers who are dyslexic in the UK.
 
Cheshire County Council’s S@LT site (Support and Access for Learners and Teachers) has a ‘Mind Friendly Learning’ site  is a good source of practical information about using accelerated learning methods.
 
MSL has specialised in structured, multi-sensory literacy resources since 1994. Schools, colleges, learning support centres, teachers, parents and dyslexic adults have selected from their extensive range of learning materials.
 
Dyslexia Links
www.beingdyslexic.co.uk Being Dyslexic 
www.bdadyslexia.org.uk British Dyslexia Association
www.dyslexia-inst.org.uk Dyslexia Institute
 
Dyslexic.com - www.dyslexic.com
Specialist suppliers of technology to assist dyslexic people.  Supplying and advising on computer hardware and software solutions  which help dyslexic people make the most of their abilities. 
 
The Dyslexia Shop - www.thedyslexiashop.co.uk
A selection of resources aimed primarily at the parents of dyslexic children.  However, adults with dyslexia,  learning support teachers or others responsible for the development of people with special educational needs, are sure to find something of interest here.
 
I would be delighted to have an informal chat with you about your training requirements and how I could best meet your needs. Please e-mail me at