ABOUT US
About Dyslexia Scotland North East
Fuelled by the enthusiasm from our Dyslexia Awareness Day in May, this branch is now a motivated group, increasing in numbers and developing it's involvement into new fields (i.e. Youth Events, representation on the Aberdeen City Dyslexia Steering Group etc). As we say in the website elsewhere, we are always looking for interested people that would like to help us and get more involved in our local branch. We are presently lacking representation in our group, of individuals with dyslexia and we always welcome new parents/carers and professionals. Why not come along to our next meeting?
Sharing information, useful links and resources is important and key to the role our branch providing helpful support. Please help us by sending us your comments, recommendations and contributions. We particularly need more emphasis on Adults with Dyslexia—can YOU help?
The Committee Gang (so Far!)
As the saying goes 'many hands make light work'. This is definitely the case for our local Dyslexia Scotland branch. We all have other life commitments that keep us busy, but try to make time to keep Dyslexia Scotland North East running as best we can
Susan Strachan- Chairperson & Youth Club Leader
E-mail: susan@dyslexiascotlandnortheast.org.uk
Mother of 2 dyslexic children and member of the DSNE since 2004. Professionally involved in the field of special needs, an independent trainer, HPC registered Occupational Therapist (Paediatric) and authorized provider of the Integrated Lystening System & The Listening Program. She has participated in both the ICEPE Online Dyslexia Parent & Professional Courses.
Deborah Burr- Treasurer & Joint Secretary
E-mail: info@dyslexiascotlandnortheast.org.uk
Susan Murray - Speaker Events
E-mail: events@dyslexiascotlandnortheast.org.uk
Youth Club Assistants -
Audrey Gunn Janette Mainland Peter McLeod