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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Deaf and Dyslexic, even with choclea implants
Many deaf Dyslexics are getting immediate results with learning word recognition. As an expert in how people use their visual memory to recall words for all aspects of literacy, in any language, it is excellent to see great results from … Continue reading
Did you ever feel you craved to “fit in” as a child?
When you desperately need to fit in, the easiest way is to take on someone else’s energy and then you even start behaving like them. This helps you to fit in but means you are now acting like a friend … Continue reading
ADHD in the workplace: There is a lot more than you think
ADHD in the workplace: There is a lot more of it than your think and stresses everyone out, including the individual. http://ow.ly/6GndQ
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome – the invisible illness
Conference in Ottowa, ……”And it’s on the rise. While more than 500,000 Ontarians currently suffer from one of the three related conditions — CFS/ME, fibromyalgia or multiple chemical sensitivity” Read more: http://ow.ly/6xkW3 Energetic NLP is ideal to assist as you … Continue reading
Think for a moment – What does Learning Difficulties imply
The expression learning difficulties implies the child is deficient. This stops people thinking about changing teaching to facilitate those who learn DIFFERENTLY and opten they completely miss their exceptional skills. We can teach very simple skills to help these people … Continue reading
Just back from excellent Women in Rural Enterprise
Just back from excellent Women in Rural Enterprise (WIRE) Bedfordshire Conference. Wire is an excellent group.http://www.wireuk.org/
Bridges to Success – How to Transform Learning Difficulties
Released today on Amazon and http://www.bridgestosuccess.co.uk Simple skills for families and teachers, using NLP and Energetic NLP, to bring success to those with SpLD – Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, ADHD, Dyspraxia, Tourette’s Syndraome, Asperger’s Syndrome and Autism
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