group coaching workshop

for young adults

Become more confident navigating life with dyscalculia. Connect with others. Deepen your understanding of yourself.

online group coaching workshop

for Young Adults ages 18-25, navigating life with dyscalculia/math learning disability

Life with dyscalculia (or math learning disability) is complicated and difficult.

And the worst part is no one seems to get it. You mention “dyscalculia” to friends, colleagues, or bosses, and people look at you like you’ve spoken in another language.

It’s called a “math learning disability” or worse, a “math disorder,” but no one talks about how it impacts so much more than just math. Everyday things like:

• Telling time, tracking time, making time calculations

• Remembering number sequences like addresses, pin numbers, dates, codes, and social security numbers.

• Money - of course, budgeting, buying things, paying taxes, calculating tips, understanding percentages or investments.

• Understanding and translating grids, graphs, time schedules, and numerical data (think Science, History, or Business classes)

• Seemingly random things like reading music, learning to drive, estimating how much food will fit in a container, or answering the annoying question “How many people were there?”

Dyscalculia impacts anything in life having to do with quantity, amounts, and numbers… So, obviously math, but also so much more than that.

Dealing with something this huge for your entire life leads to a lot of anxiety about how to navigate numbers in life.

This is where this group comes in.

This workshop is led by myself, Laura Jackson, author on dyscalculia, mother to a dyscalculic young adult, and someone who has done a deep dive to better understand dyscalculia and it’s impact on individuals of all ages.

In this small group workshop, you will have a safe space to share your moments of craziness with numbers, the frustrating situations you are in, and your questions about living life with a math learning disability.

And, the crazy part is that your experiences will be completely relatable to the other members of the group.

We will connect over shared experiences and nod in understanding. We may even laugh a bit, because it feels good when you realize you aren’t alone and others have similar thoughts and experiences as you.

We will also discuss some practical things about how to navigate life with dyscalculia, including:

• What is dyscalculia really? Why doesn’t anyone know anything about it?

• How to talk about dyscalculia with family, friends, professors, and coworkers.

• Tips and tools for tracking time.

• College accommodations, how to get them, and which one actually help.

• Supports in the workplace and talking with your boss about your dyscalculia.

• Ways to improve your understanding of numbers.

Details

• Live group coaching sessions are on Zoom for a set time each week

• Sessions are one and a half hours

• We will choose a set time that works for everyone’s schedules at beginning

• Eight sessions

• Zoom calls are not recorded for your privacy

• Space is limited to eight people

Join me for my next live workshop

WINTER 2027 cohort - Planning to start the end of January or beginning of February, as soon as the group is full.

Questions? Send me your questions in the form here, or meet me for a free 45-min chat to talk more about this.

More about your guide, Laura Jackson