Dyslexia resources Dear Dyslexic Podcast Series Episode 38 Intimate relationships with Jane Kjersten Do you have dyslexia and struggle with intermate relationships? Or are you a partner to someone who has dyslexia? Then this podcast is for you. In this episode, Shae speaks with Jane Kjersten a therapist who has worked with individuals, couples and families who live with learning disabilities/difficulties. Jane began her journey in professional counselling in 1994. She wanted to help people who were suffering, lost, and traumatized - experiences that were also historically my own. Jane initially trained in Basic Counselling, Temperament Therapy, and Marriage Therapy through the United States. Jane went on to complete a Diploma in Counselling here in New Zealand in 2004 and then a Bachelor in Counselling in 2010. As well as a Master of Counselling degree with First Class Honours through the University of Auckland in 2016. Listen Now Jane is also the co-author of the book: Adult Dyslexia: A guide to understanding the world of adult dyslexics This podcast is sponsored by Lois Letchford. Lois has struggled with dyslexia and so is her son Nicholas. Lois is a literacy spokesperson for struggling learners who have fallen behind in the traditional classroom. Lois is the author of Reversed: A Memoir to teach educators and parents how to create flexible learning environments using comprehensive and innovative teaching methods. You can find out more about Lois and Nicholas story through the dear dyslexic podcast series episode 32. Resources by Jane Feelings wheel Read more about the Pain Paradox You can also watch Jane through our mental health and thriving series If you would like to help us keep creating our fantastic podcasts then you can donate today! Donations over $2 are tax-deductible and every dollar counts. Please select a donation amount (required) $50 Will help us continue the work we are doing change the lives of young people and adults with dyslexia. $75 Will help us support young people and adults with a mentor. $100 Will help us run our 1800 helpline so those with dyslexia can connect through our peer support service. Other Donate