There are many factors that affect the orientation method which is the key factor in a Davis® program, such as noise, pain and fear. Life happens and much of this we have minimal control over. There is one thing we can control and will affect how we think and use our orientation tools and that is nutrition.
ADD & ADHD: What do Dyslexia and ADHD have in common? by Sharon Roberts
Davis programs are different. You don’t just enlist, you have to qualify. We do not tutor. We do not use phonics or endless repetition or drill. Instead, we facilitate clients to use their inner strengths/skills/abilities to unfold the cause of their struggles and hence make improvements in a matter of days.
What Is Different About a Davis Program by Sharon Roberts
Davis programs are different. You don’t just enlist, you have to qualify. We do not tutor. We do not use phonics or endless repetition or drill. Instead, we facilitate clients to use their inner strengths/skills/abilities to unfold the cause of their struggles and hence make improvements in a matter of days.
Procrastination by Sharon Roberts
All about Legacy Giving (Planning) by Laura O’Neill
Games we enjoy at The WDS by Sharon roberts
All about Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) by Laura O’Neill
The Science of Reading by Sharon Roberts
Dyspraxia by Sharon Roberts & Rachel Barwell
Going on a first dinner date is nerve wracking enough but imagine doing this while being dyspraxic! Think of all the times you require coordination skills during such an event such as clicking glasses, using two utensils at a time, trying to eat soup with a spoon and keeping the soup on the spoon til it reaches hopefully your mouth.
Auditory Processing Disorder by Sharon Roberts
Resilience - What’s Change Got to Do With It?
Comparing Keyboarding Skills and Cursive Writing
I am an Invisible Dyslexic by Sharon Roberts
Fish Don't Climb Trees by Sue Blyth Hall - BC Parent Newsmagazine
Time Blindness by Sharon Roberts
This is My Gift !
Our History !
Picture Perfect Learning Solutions Neurodiversity Shirts & Merchandise
Nadine Schumont has created a line of shirts and merchandise celebrating neurodiversity. You can view the range of styles and the image on the back through her store. For every shirt sold Nadine is donating $5.00 to The Whole Dyslexic Society. Thank you for your support !
Visit Nadine’s shop HERE.
