Helen Trethewey
Inclusion Leader – Public Speaker – Dyslexia Specialist
I am an experienced International educator with a passion for supporting students and parents of twice exceptional learners. I have worked in education for over 30 years in the UK, Belgium, Hong Kong, Vietnam and now Sweden.
I am a dyslexia specialist and trained assessor. I understand the needs of children and families in the International context and I am able to offer practical advice about resources and services. I have also been a speaker at major educational events in London, Hong Kong and Asia.
As someone who is dyslexic, I live many of the challenges you and your family may be facing. I understand the frustrations of being misunderstood and overlooked at school. I also know how exhausting everyday life can be. I share advice in through webinars and articles and I offer practical solutions which can be a lifeline.
What’s New
October is Dyslexia Awareness month.
It is a great opportunity share information and give tips on how to support people with Dyslexia. I was very happy to share a study tip which was featured by Dyslexia Action
Check out the Dyslexia Action website for more information on dyslexia awareness
I am delighted that my Blog ‘Helen Trethewey’s Twice Exceptional Learners’ continues to attract a regular audience since I began writing articles in July 2017.
8 years on these are my 6 most popular articles, take a look for yourself at https://beingtwice-exceptional.blogspot.com/
I am delighted that I had the opportunity to speak at the Annual COBIS conference in London this year. It was a privilege to share my experiences in International education. My presentation ‘Innovative Approaches to Meeting the Needs of All Students in the International School’ touched on practical approaches to early intervention and developing students study skills
Task Initiation is a genuine difficulty which has a significant impact on many students with ADHD.
Ever wondered about how Executive Functions impact students. Listen to me talking to Lori Bell about this important topic.
Helen Trethewey's Twice Exceptional Learners 