Why Dyslexia? - In the workplace 1 with Dominique Peñalver, Paul Gache & David Parody

This week #onthesofawithrouge it is a HUGE privilege to have spoken to these 2 amazing women who keep pushing to make the world a better place and especially in Gibraltar!Jenny Victory is a SEND teacher and behaviour consultant. Ironically, she is also mummy to a precious boy with rare chromosomal duplications. Jenny’s professional and lived experience led to her opening Gibraltar’s first Supported Needs and Disability office in 2021.Celia Chartres-Aris is a multi-award winning Disabled Government special advisor, campaigner and lobbyist, researcher, policy and legal expert, founder and investor advocating for the improvement of Disability equity and accessibility inclusivity.Their message is clear; disability is everybody’s responsibility. We all have a duty to break down barriers and build a society that can be enjoyed by all!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Why Dyslexia? A podcast series brought to you by Dyslexia Gibraltar and On the sofa with Rouge. Big thanks to James Molinary Ltd. sponsors of this episode.We all can remember a teacher who helped us through our school years. For dyslexics school can be hard and having an understanding teacher can be life-changing. In this episode, our conversation is with two experienced teachers who have worked with dyslexic children for many years.Listen in to find out more about teaching dyslexics in this episode of Why Dyslexia? This episode is one of six, so please follow us and listen to them all. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Surviving a brain tumor changes your life, and today’s guest is an embodiment of courage, bravery, and unwavering positivity. Nadia Casciaro’s journey is a testament to determination and the power of a positive mindset. From the moment she was diagnosed, she had an inner belief that she would be fine. This optimism carried her through her successful operation, even though it left physical marks on her body.Her story is a profound example of mental resilience. Despite the challenges, she chose to move forward with a huge smile, determined to do as much good as possible for others and embrace life fully. This remarkable recovery is a tribute to the strength of her mind and her commitment to making a positive impact on the world. This podcast is proudly sponsored by the Midtown Clinic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Why Dyslexia? A podcast series brought to you by Dyslexia Gibraltar and On the sofa with Rouge. Big thanks to Piranha Designs sponsors of this episode.School can be a wonderful place, but some dyslexics may struggle. Each person's experience is different and unique. In this episode, we speak to two dyslexic children to hear about how they have coped and find out more about dyslexia from a child's point of view.Come and join us as we find out more about dyslexia in this episode of Why Dyslexia? This episode is one of six, so please follow us and listen to them all. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Why Dyslexia? A podcast series brought to you by Dyslexia Gibraltar and On the sofa with Rouge. Big thanks to James Molinary Ltd sponsor of this episode.We hear about what it's like to be a dyslexic, but what is it like to live and parent a person with dyslexia? In this episode, we speak to two mothers about dyslexia in the home. What is living with a dyslexic like? We know they think differently, how does that relate?Come and join us as we find out more about dyslexia in this episode of Why Dyslexia? This episode is one of six, so please follow us and listen to them all. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christopher Pitto, a dedicated lawyer, has made a name for himself by contributing to win a significant case and providing exceptional legal services. A family man at heart, Chris skillfully balances his demanding career with the joys and responsibilities of raising his son.Chris's journey in law is a testament to perseverance and commitment. He works for a small yet highly effective law firm that consistently punches above its weight. This firm, deeply rooted in the heart of the community, is renowned for its personalized approach and relentless pursuit of justice.One of Christopher's career-defining moments came when he helped win a major case that had a profound impact. The victory was not just a professional triumph but also a deeply personal one. Winning that case felt like lifting a weight off the shoulders of his clients and the community. It reaffirmed his belief in the importance of standing up for what's right and the power of a small firm to make a big difference.In Christopher Pitto, the community has a lawyer who not only excels in his profession but also embodies the spirit of compassion and service. His story is a powerful reminder that success is not just measured by professional achievements but also by the positive impact one has on the lives of others. This podcast is proudly sponsored by Ullger Law. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Why Dyslexia? A podcast series brought to you by Dyslexia Gibraltar and On the sofa with Rouge. Big thanks to Freska sponsors of this episode.In this episode, we talk to three adult dyslexics who credit their dyslexia to their success. One is a business owner, one a consultant to the Government and the other a Police Officer. All have their own unique stories of struggles and achievements.Join us as we find out more about dyslexia in the workplace as we ask Why Dyslexia? This episode is one of six, so please follow us and listen to them all. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Why Dyslexia? A podcast series brought to you by Dyslexia Gibraltar and On the sofa with Rouge. Big thanks to Piranha Designs sponsor of this episode.This episode takes us back to the early 90's when Marie Byrne one of the founders of the Gibraltar Dyslexia Support Group (Dyslexia Gibraltar) started to find out about her son (Stuart Byrne) and what Dyslexia is. We speak to her about her journey of discovery and the charity's early days.Come and join us as we find out more about dyslexia in this episode of Why Dyslexia? This episode is one of six, so please follow us and listen to them all. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Young Enterprise believes in the potentialof young people. It promotes education, inspiration and empowerment through the world of commerce and this week on the sofa we have a group of inspiring young women who have thought out a fantastic product for ‘tiny minds’ to promote the revival of llanito, to educate children and to tell everyone about this beautiful rock that we live on. Find out how their book was produced, who helped them along the way and what led them to become runners up in the competition and win the coveted Sales Award. Congratulations to our future entrepreneurs! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part 2 of this incredible story Dunia meets her brother who travels to Gib all the way from Australia. When he arrives no one can believe how much he looks like her son JP! It brought so much joy to her after such a struggle to meet her Dad! Jjoin Dunia and Rouge on the sofa as they go through what is an unmissable conclusion to this moving story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.