Presenter of Aspire to Inspire

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Keisha Adair Swaby
International Inspirational Speaker
Author of Empowering Dyslexics
Film and Television Supporting Artist
Award Winning Neurodiversity Advocate

Keisha is a wife and mother to four beautiful children. In 2016 Keisha gave up her job of 12 years to continue her education and pursue her dreams. During the last few weeks of her studies, Keisha was diagnosed with severe dyslexia and dyspraxia at the age of 41. Despite her challenges she achieved a First-Class B.Sc (Hons) Degree in Applied Sport and Exercise Science. Keisha then went on to achieve Merit in her master’s degree in health psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University.

Keisha is passionate about helping others and creating more awareness of dyslexia and dyspraxia. Her eldest daughter was also diagnosed with dyspraxia making her mission even closer to her heart. As part of her awareness work, she has given several people with dyslexia and dyspraxia the opportunity to share their own stories on her radio show. Keisha is a Goodwill Ambassador for the Jamaica Dyslexia Association. Her lived experience of these conditions has given her several opportunities to share her story on various platforms and events. She is a regular speaker at events for international women’s day and is a regular speaker at the annual Dyslexia Show held each year at the NEC in Birmingham.

Keisha launched Empowering Dyslexics to inspire and be an example to others that they too can achieve anything her motto is “If I can do it, so can you.”

Keisha has been chosen as one of the top 50 most Influential Neurodivergent Women and was a finalist for role model of the year at the Multicultural Business & Community Champion Awards (MBCC). Keisha is also listed on the Northern Power Women Awards Future List 2023 and a WeAreTheCity Rising Star Finalist! Keisha has recently published her book Empowering Dyslexics Blessed and Gifted which shares her story of sheer determination and resilience, a book to help others understand and become more aware of the strengths and challenges of living with learning differences. Keisha won the Caribbean African Health Network (CAHN) Community Unsung Hero 2023 for her work in the community!

Her bestselling book is now available on her website link

She is also a Co-Author in the book Black, Brilliant and Dyslexic.

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