FAQs

If you are not a current DSF member please apply now and select the 'Access to Tutor Finder' option. You will have access to the Tutor Finder for four weeks. If you don’t manage to find a tutor within this time or the tutor finder page does not help you then please contact the DSF office.

Existing DSF Members need to provide student information and request access to find a tutor.

Learn more by visiting our Tutoring page.

 

You can find out ways to support DSF here.
 

• A 5% discount on all resources available from the DSF Online Store
• Loan items from the library
• Discounts on workshops and clinical services
• Hard copies of the DSF Bulletin delivered to your door
• Download all past issues of the DSF Bulletin
• Download resources only available to members

Dyslexia is a specific learning disorder that is neurological in origin, meaning that it is brain-based. It is characterised by difficulties with accurate and fluent word reading and by poor spelling and decoding abilities that do not progress as expected with the provision of well-intentioned and targeted intervention.