Unique Dyslexic & Neuro Diverse communities,
Get Creative

Unique Dyslexic & Neuro Diverse communities Get Creative is a Dyslexia Pathways Community Interest Company concept.

About Workshops

The objective of Unique Dyslexic & Neuro Diverse communities Get Creative is to support, promote and celebrate the creative talents of the dyslexic community across the full range of creative spectrum.

At Unique Dyslexic & Neuro Diverse communities Get Creative, we promote and support the social model of dyslexia. We see dyslexia as a difference that reflects the diversity inherent in humanity.

We invite anyone who is dyslexic, thinks they are dyslexic or are from any other neurodifferent community to join the us and share their creative talents and ideas.

About Us Our Background

Unique Dyslexic, Focusing on Creative Strengths

Unique Dyslexic Get Creative (uniquedyslexic.com): This site is a community interest company that focuses on celebrating and promoting the creative talents of dyslexic individuals across various fields (artists, engineers, comedians, storytellers, etc.). It champions the "social model" of dyslexia, viewing it as a difference that reflects human diversity.

Our Projects

Then Unique Dyslexic & Neuro Diverse communities Get Creative is here to support, promote and celebrate the creative talents of dyslexic individuals across the full range of creative spectrum. We invite anyone who is dyslexic, or thinks they are dyslexic, to join the project and share their creative ideas.

Our Workshop Feedback

“Probably the first time in my life I have been in a room of like minded people, who have been diagnosed or indeed are likely to be dyslexic, in such a relaxed way and free to discuss 'my dyslexia' without feeling I might be judged.”

“Talkative and creative, more confident talking to others.”

“Have never done anything like this before but really enjoyed it.”

“Great fun would love to do it again.”

“Really enjoyed this workshop, first time I have been at any creative workshop. Surprised myself.”

“Felt good about myself and meeting people like me", "fun / Happy" and "clever / energized.”

“Really good workshop and a really happy atmosphere - great being able to let my creative side loose for a change.”

“Happy and not alone with my dyslexia.”

“Belonging / idea provoking/ included.”

“Included and free to express myself.”

“Good banter and enjoy doing anything creative.”

“I felt celebrated about having dyslexia.”

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