Hampstead
Dyslexia
Clinic
Est. 1984
The Hampstead Dyselxia Clinic (HDC) is one of the longest running family led organisations in the field of dyslexia and Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLDs).
With a 40 year history in facilitating and providing academic access to those struggling to engage with the school curriculum, HDC offers specialist courses, consulting and training for educational establishments, as well as engaging children's learning through 1-1 multi-sensory techniques in English and Maths with private specialist lessons.
Supporting our pupils through their educational journey
The Hampstead Dyslexia Clinic is a family run organisation, founded by Renee Lawton-Browne in 1984. Renee’s daughter, Delia Gascoigne, together with her husband, Seth Gascoigne (a member of PATOSS), are both qualified Specialist Teachers and Consultants who continue Renee's pioneering work.
Delia was a wonderful tutor to our son and they formed a lovely bond, which built his confidence and helped him come into his own. She was also a great support to us, when we needed help to navigate through the schooling system. Genuine enthusiasm coupled with in depth knowledge, and alway willing to help.
M.W.
Their genuine passion for helping children reach their full potential shines through in every interaction, making them invaluable assets to anyone.
A.M.
If you are looking for the gold standard of genuine, highly experienced, real support for your child then you have hit the jackpot. Thank you Seth and Delia for listening, for your extraordinary commitment to supporting, teaching and for reframing the stigma, trauma and confusion around dyslexia.
L.S.
They make everything fun, enjoyable, achievable and have totally transformed my daughters learning, her confidence and her belief in her ability to succeed.
R.S.
Seth and Delia Gascoigne also run
Touch Typing For Kids
This video was produced by one of our past students, Joseph Bushell, who was taught by Delia from the age of 7, then by Seth from the age of 13 until his GCSEs!
He went on to study film at the Brit School and is now a budding film maker and a good friend.