Most people recognise the word dyslexia, which is one type of Specific Learning Difficulty (SpLD). There are other types of SpLD:
Dyslexia – difficulty with words
Dysgraphia – difficulty with writing
Dyspraxia – difficulty with action
Dyscalculia – difficulty with numbers
Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder – AD(H)D – difficulty with attention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity
These form part of a group of neurodivergent conditions, which include autism and are commonly co-occurring. Alison has worked in a specialist school to support and assess students children and young people living with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) problems, autism (ASC) anc specific learning difficulties.
Helping people to know why some things are difficult and some things are easy to achieve are key elements of any work that Alison undertakes when helping people to unlock their potential. Whether it be for personal development, for study, a work related role or for legal requirements, Alison aims to deliver the best service at the highest standard.
Alison is based 12 miles south-east of Oxford, 15 minutes off the M40, working with a number of different organisations and with clients from various walks of life, both privately and through funding organisations.
