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Being able to give our children the best education possible and achieving success, happiness and high self-esteem is in the forefront of most parents' minds.
Up to 1 in 5 children have difficulties with reading or writing. So long as early identification and learning support is made an absolute priority, and immediate, excellent strategies are put in place, children and adults can learn to overcome their difficulties and excel.
Parents and adults come to me for advice and guidance on education, such as:
Children:
- Concerns about children struggling at school and not reaching their potential
- Advice about Specific Learning Difficulties (dyslexia, dyspraxia, handwriting, sensory disorder, dyscalculia, visual processing, auditory processing, attention difficulties and memory)
- Advice about High Potential and Gifted children who are underachieving
- Understanding your child's abilities and strengths, through educational and observation
- Auditory processing difficulties
- Visual processing difficulties
- Raising children's self-esteem and levels of motivation
- Memory strategies and study skills
- Choosing the right school, college or university
- Specialist 1:1 programmes and setting appropriate targets
- Rhythmic Movement Training™ (Primitive Reflexes)
- The Listening Program®
Adults:
- Adult diagnostic assessments and aptitude tests
- Adult self-esteem profiling
- Adult support for and dissertations
- Adult support in the work place
Up to 1 in 5 children have difficulties with reading or writing. So long as early identification and learning support is made an absolute priority, and immediate, excellent strategies are put in place, children and adults can learn to overcome their difficulties and excel.
For most people, discovering a specific difficulty exists, such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, a speech and language weakness or an attention problem can be a great shock or a massive relief; or discovering that your bright child is not reaching his potential can be frustrating and upsetting.
It can be life-changing and distressing to discover that you or a family has difficulty learning; so it is important that you discuss this discovery with a qualified professional who can reassure you and steer you in the right direction.
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