I have always worked with computers, starting as a trainee computer operator on large mainframes, to managing the operations department and maintaining the operating system.
After being made redundant in 1993, I set up my business to help people with a disability access computers and quickly became interested in how Dragon could help people who are dyslexic, who have painful conditions like arthritis or RSI, or who simply don't have the time for all their writing.
 
I find working with people with a disability very rewarding, especially when they can do something using a computer that they couldn’t do before. In the same way, I gain much satisfaction from helping local businesses discover how to spend less time on their paperwork, and gain a better work–life balance.










I am an accredited Dragon trainer with over 20 years experience helping people get the most out of Dragon, whether they are students, at work, or at home.
I am also accredited and audited annually through Student Finance England to provide Dragon software training for students at university, who have a disability, and also undertook assessments and training for Access to Work for many years.
My business has been running now for 26 years.