5 Courses I Am Releasing This Year

Ever wished there was a warm, welcoming place to tackle the challenges of ADHD and dyslexia? Sometimes we need a nudge, a group of like-minded people, and a simple roadmap to help us create real change. That's exactly what Stephen Martin explores in the latest podcast episode at the top of this page.

In this episode, Stephen talks about the Right Brain Reset, a series of short, impactful courses designed especially for neurodiverse adults. He highlights the power of building a supportive environment and explains how focusing on brief, practical lessons can do wonders for right-brain thinkers. It's all about community, safe discussions, and taking manageable steps toward better relationships, clearer goals, and smoother business ventures.

The Real Need for Positive Change

Dyslexia and ADHD often make everyday tasks feel complicated. Adults with these learning differences can find themselves stuck and restless, sometimes not even sure where to start. Stephen points out that genuine, positive change isn’t reserved for children. Adults need it too, and they shouldn’t have to do it alone.

He noticed there was a gap in support for people like us. Many existing programmes feel either too academic or too general. That’s why this episode explores how Right Brain Reset shares tools that are specific to people with short attention spans and creative mindsets.

“We’ve seen that short courses, safe spaces for discussion, and a welcoming community can truly transform the ADHD and dyslexia journey.” – Stephen Martin

Five Short Courses for Right-Brain Thinkers

Trying to finish a long, standardised course can be daunting if you’re juggling attention issues. Right Brain Reset positions each course as a focused, bite-sized piece of knowledge. It’s easier to digest, and it feels less burdensome.

These five courses tackle topics like:

• Goal-setting techniques that work with your right-brain style.
• Built-in relationship-building strategies to handle family, friends, and colleagues better.
• Approaches to plan your business ventures more confidently.
• Visualisation methods that boost motivation.
• Self-understanding and practical support for ADHD and dyslexia.

Stephen explains that short, targeted learning is far more effective for those of us who battle attention or memory hiccups. Sometimes all it takes is a small mindset shift to make a massive difference.

Building a Supportive Community

We all know how draining it can be to figure out new habits on our own. That’s why community support is at the heart of Right Brain Reset. It’s a place to share experiences, learn from others, and gain a sense of belonging.

For many of us, safe spaces are vital. We can be ourselves—messy bits and all—and talk openly about struggles and wins. Stephen emphasises how group discussions and even the occasional constructive argument can help us grow. We learn what works and what doesn’t far quicker when we’re bouncing ideas around with people who speak our language.

Navigating Business Challenges

A lot of neurodiverse adults dream of launching or growing a business. Still, everyday tasks can feel overwhelming. The Right Brain Reset aims to show how to do it in a way that suits our creative flair and quick-thinking brains.

Strategies might include shorter, more frequent breaks to stay focused, or different methods of visualising business plans that cut out unnecessary fluff. One size rarely fits all, and the podcast highlights the value of using a dynamic toolkit tailored to your mind’s strengths.

Why Feedback Matters

One crucial point: feedback is everything. We only know what’s truly working when people speak up. In the podcast, Stephen invites everyone to share their thoughts. That way, the whole community can steer the course materials, making them even more precise and beneficial for everyone.

It’s about listening and adapting. The Right Brain Reset is not set in stone—it evolves. If you’ve got a great idea for a workshop topic, an untapped need, or you spot something that could be done better, your voice helps shape the future.

• Encourage open discussion in a safe environment.
• Gather real-life stories and practical examples.
• Incorporate ideas that emerge naturally from the community.

Each bit of feedback refines the overall experience and ensures we feel heard and supported.

Takeaways

• Right Brain Reset offers short, focused courses made for ADHD and dyslexia.
• Safe spaces and supportive communities dramatically boost motivation.
• Goal-setting, relationship-building, and visualisation need to be tailored to right-brain thinkers.
• Neurodiverse individuals thrive when courses are brief and engaging.
• Community input guides the evolution of these programmes.

Ready for a bit more detail? Head over to the podcast player above to listen to the full episode. There, Stephen dives deeper into what he’s learned about goal-setting, relationships, and business building for neurodiverse adults. If you’re looking for fresh insights and practical ideas, you won’t want to miss it.

Want to discover more about dyslexia and ADHD support? Visit truthaboutdyslexia.com. Join our Facebook community at facebook.com/groups/adultdyslexia. Interested in the RightSiders supplement journey? Sign up for the waitlist at rightsiders.org/wait-list.

We’d love to hear your thoughts, so don’t hesitate to share them. We’re all in this together.