All partners hold postgraduate diplomas and assessment practising certificates (APC) that qualify them to advise assess and support dyslexic/ dyspraxic adults. They have extensive experience in colleges and the workplace and are recognised national trainers.

Sue Allen

• Following a career working as a dyslexia tutor and coordinator Sue continues to tutor students studying at university and is a freelance assessor.
• She has considerable experience of working with both dyslexic/ dyspraxic teenagers and adults in a variety of further education colleges.
• In addition to her strong links with dyslexia she has been involved in local and national initiatives and was a regional trainer for the literacy strand of the Skills for Life initiative.
• She is a member of the Professional Association of Teachers of Students with Specific Learning Difficulties (Patoss).

Ros Lehany

• Works part time as the dyslexia/ dyspraxia specialist in a performing arts HEI where she is responsible for screening, assessing and supporting students with a range of specific learning difficulties.
• Has extensive experience of developing and delivering specialist dyslexia training in a wide range of business and educational settings and has also developed accredited trainings for dyslexia specialists.
• Between 2008 and 2012 Ros was the chair of the Association of Dyslexia Specialists in Higher Education (ADSHE). This role involved working strategically at a national level.
• Committee member (Co-founder) of Living Dyslexia which is a support group for adult dyslexics in Leeds.
• Ros is a member of ADSHE and the Dyslexia Guild.