The Paragraph Challenge Podcast .Specialist on all things Dyslexic

“Hi, I’m Anne-Marie, and I’m here with Lucy — and this is The Identity Edge. This is a brand-new female hub created by the two of us, born from lots of conversations about identity, confidence, and the pressure women feel to be everything for everyone.Together, we’re talking about the stuff that sits underneath it all — how identity shapes our mental health, learning, neurodiversity, work, relationships, and the way we see ourselves.The Identity Edge isn’t about fixing or changing who you are. It’s about understanding yourself more deeply, reconnecting with your strengths, and finding clarity in a world that can feel noisy and overwhelming.If you’re a woman who’s curious, questioning, or simply craving more honest conversations — we’d love you to join us here and be part of this growing community.”

In this episode I talk to Donna about working in the area of neurodiversity, how as a teacher she likes to blend music and art into the curriculum. We discuss the foundation of her business"" what inspired this venture and where the name came from.we caht about how she has spread to 150 classrooms around the world and they impact she and investors are having in communitites.

This is our final episode speaking with Carl Nigi it's been enlightening, and refreshing. If you or someone you know is dyslexic and is not flourishing please reach out to a Davis facilitator near you. for more information on Carl go to https://www.overcomingdyslexia.ca/ youtube: Carl Nigi for myself Anne-Marie Beggs go to https://theparagraphchallenge.com/ socail media : Anna-Marie Beggs /the paragraph challenge

In this second episode of season 3 Anne-Marie continues her conversation with Carl who talks about why at times his journey with dyslexia has been difficult. this is a very honest and forthright description of living with dyslexia.

Carl Nigi is a Davis facilitator based in Ottawa in Canada. Carl was born and lived in the UK until he was a young adult. over three episodes Carl shares his journey with dyslexia from a young child to an adult. He explains the hurdles he faced on the way; the solutions he tried before eventually coming across the Davis method.