Dyslexia and reading support guides
These guides focus on short, consistent routines and confidence building.
Use the tools and resources to support practice at home or school.
If you want a practical next step, use the tool first—then come back to the guides for structure.
Open Dyslexia Reading TrainingExplore supporting guides
Suggested next stepsWhat is dyslexia?
A clear overview of dyslexia and common strengths.
Reading confidence
Short steps to build confidence and reduce reading anxiety.
Phonics at home
A short daily phonics routine for families.
Support at school
Practical classroom strategies for dyslexia support.
Assistive tech (UK)
Accessible tools and software that support reading.
Parent and carer next steps
Simple next steps for families supporting dyslexia.
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Suggested next stepsFrequently asked questions
What is dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a common learning difference affecting reading and language processing.
Can dyslexia be diagnosed online?
No. Formal diagnosis requires qualified professionals.
What helps reading confidence?
Short, consistent practice with supportive feedback.
Are these tools suitable for adults?
Yes. Many strategies help across ages.
What if school support is limited?
Start with simple adjustments and share clear routines with staff.
Do these resources replace specialist teaching?
No. They are educational aids alongside specialist support.
How often should reading practice happen?
Short daily practice is often more effective than long sessions.
Can breathing help reading focus?
Calm breathing can reduce anxiety before reading tasks.
Is this medical advice?
No. It is educational information only.
Are there UK resources available?
Yes, use school support routes and trusted UK organisations.
Educational information only. If you are worried about your health or safety, seek professional advice.