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To find us – by appointment only: Perception House, 50b Duke Street, Chelmsford, Essex CM1 1JA

All enquires to: Ruth Gravelle (text/phone) 07919 405 501 – ruth@rightmind.life

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Dyslexia Tips – Drawing Works Wonders

Learn Multiplication Tables Method in 2 Minutes

Kara Taunton “Don’t Call Me Stupid”

Positive Dyslexia and a New Approach to Education – 30 Minute Talk

Dyslexia and assessment

Dyslexia is the topic of conversation with my guest Educational Psychologist Dr Sue Warnock who worked for the former Dyslexia Action's Chelmsford Learning Centre. Sue continues to assess in Chelmsford, Essex and in the a East Midlands.

10 Minute Meditation

Living with Dyslexia

Revision Techniques

Multi-Sensory Training

The work of the Multi-Sensory Training Centre at Colchester is discussed with my guests Dr Annette Grounds – Behavioural Optometrist, Hayley Green – Primitive Reflex Specialist and Dan Edwards – Dispensing Optician and partner at Patrick & Menzies.

Brain Injury Care

My guest is Jo Hockey from Headway Essex, a charity providing brain injury care and support. Headway Essex is always on the look out for volunteers, please get in touch with them if you can help.

Brain Injury Awareness

Brain injury awareness week is promoted by Jo Hockley from Headway Essex and Melissa Parker. Melissa experienced a brain haemoridge in 2011 and has been connected with Headway since that time. She describes some of her experiences and how her life has changed since 2011.

Vision & Dyslexia

Interviewing Professor Bruce Evans, who works as an optometrist based in Shenfield. He is author of Dyslexia and Vision (2001, Whurr), and Vision and Reading Difficulties (2010) for opticians.

Epilepsy Awareness

Iain Blake-Lawson is my guest from South East Essex Epilepsy Support Group. Ian informs us about the issue of epilepsy, describing some of his personal experiences and telling us how people can access information and support in Essex.

A Life Narrative – Dyslexia

Gary Atkinson interviews Ruth Gravelle. Ruth describes some of her strengths and challenges growing up with the dyslexic learning differences and makes links with her present work as a dyslexia specialist, hypnotherapist and volunteer radio presenter.

Grow Your Own Happiness

My guest Deborah Smith describes mindfulness, positive psychology and her research in this field. Deborah offers some great examples of her work, including how the practice of a loving kindness meditation helps children in schools.

Living with Asperger Syndrome

We talk with Tom Mawdsley, a judo black belt and member of Paralympic Team GB. He describes some of his experiences of living with Asperger Syndrome (ASD), his education, work, socialising, judo and his hopes and dreams.

Let food be your medicine

is the topic of conversation with Ruth Gravelle's guest, nutritionist, author and TV chef Juliette Bryant. Starts 6 minutes in.

The Science Delusion

My guest is Gary Atkinson. We talk about Rupert Sheldrake, a biochemist and author whose theories are considered somewhat controversial by the mainstream science, including his book The Science Delusion.

Improving Your Sleep

will be the topic of conversation with Julia Magnay from Live Enriched.

The work of Interact

Supporting disabled and disadvantaged young people with special needs and their families, is the topic of conversation. Ruth Gravelle interviews InterAct employees Susie Nankivell, Lucy Hazell and Ali Perrett. InterAct, amongst other things, supports families to complete applications for Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCP).

Improving Mental Health

The work of Create & Flourish is the topic of discussion on this radio show. My guests are Triss Norman and Sharon Chan who work in creative ways to enable adults to improve their mental and/or physical wellbeing. They run Create and Flourish based at Burnham on Crouch, supporting people across Essex.

The Placebo Effect

is described and discussed along with topical music such as, 'The Drugs Don't Work' and 'Lily The Pink'. Ruth's guest is Gary Atkinson who has been investigating some of the research and outcomes of using placebos. These have been across a wide range of applications and how the findings place new challenges upon modern medicine. Identifying what triggers our natural ability to heal is of great interest.

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Claire Waspe

Claire Waspe, GCSE Learning Mentor (Undergraduate: Religious Education and Philosophy completing May 2020), provides mentoring in Chelmsford. Claire has considerable experience as a 1:1 learning mentor for GCSE students with dyslexia and other learning differences.