Helen is a dyslexia expert and Special Educational Needs specialist with experience in independent and public education sectors, as well as at local and national levels.
As a former teacher/SENDCo with over 10 years of experience, I now work as a freelance consultant, researcher, and board member.
Helen offers a unique perspective as she is Dyslexic, emphasising the importance of creating positive educational environments. She has spoken at various conferences and panels, including the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Dyslexia, and has been published in numerous peer-reviewed and guest publications.
Helen serves as a Trustee for the British Dyslexia Association, Chair of the Wilshire Dyslexia Association, and Founder of Helen’s Place – providing support, tuition, and research for families and teachers of children with Dyslexia and SEN.
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