Understanding Your Child's Learning Challenges

Has an Educational Psychologist recently assessed your child or teenager, or are you considering getting one? These assessments can identify if your child has Dyslexia, ADHD, Slow Processing, Autism, ADD, or Dyspraxia. But what comes next? Knowing the diagnosis is just the first step.

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Discover the Root Causes

Watching your child or teenager struggle with reading, writing, or expressing their ideas can be both frustrating and concerning. It's challenging to understand how they can articulate their thoughts verbally but face difficulties in writing them down.

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Social and Behavioural Difficulties

Perhaps your child is having trouble socialising, or their behaviour is becoming a concern. These issues might stem from retained primitive reflexes, which can create 'blockages'.  These blockages affect various functions, including eye tracking, information processing, and can contribute to anxiety.

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Why Is This Happening?

Understanding why your child is experiencing these difficulties is crucial. By addressing the underlying causes, you can help your child overcome these challenges and improve their learning and social skills.

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The Role of Movement in Brain Development

Just as a plant grows in a certain way, so do we. Movement is crucial for the development of our brains. While a baby's movements may seem random, they are actually pre-programmed actions that train the cerebellum to automate processes.

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Integrating Primitive Reflexes

We use researched exercises designed to integrate primitive reflexes, enabling the proper development of mature postural reflexes. This process is essential for overcoming challenges related to Dyslexia, ADHD, Slow Processing, Autism, ADD, and Dyspraxia.

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Addressing Developmental Gaps

There can be various reasons why these reflexes haven't been properly integrated. Our goal is to provide the necessary support to help them along.

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Neuro-Developmental Assessment

A neuro-developmental assessment can determine if a program of researched exercises is needed to support your child's development. This assessment can be a crucial step in addressing issues related to Dyslexia, ADHD, Slow Processing, Autism, ADD, and Dyspraxia.