Has anyone told you that reversing dyslexia without drugs is impossible? Or have you heard that dyslexia is something you and your child must learn to live with? Neither one is true. Dyslexia is not a lifelong condition. Contrary to “conventional medical wisdom” and traditional education philosophy, dyslexia does not have to be forever. It
Do you trust that natural dyslexia treatments can work for your child? Do you believe, really truly believe, that your child can change? Do you know in your heart and soul that your child’s dyslexia can be reversed? Without dangerous pills and side effects, and without invasive therapies? At the very least, are you willing
Your child craves your company, and spending time with him or her is the best thing you could do to help boost confidence and self-esteem. However, many parents don’t know what they could or should be doing with their kids. While there are a million and one activities you could share, here are a few
When you have a child with dyslexia, one of the biggest challenges is maintaining his or her self-esteem. One of the best ways to do that is to show your love and support, and I’d like to share several ways to do that. Say it. Don’t be afraid to use the exact words. “I love
In the 1970s, Paul D. MacLean, the former Chief of the Laboratory of Brain Evolution and Behavior at the National Institute of Mental Health in Washington, DC, proposed the “Triune Brain Theory,” which says we have three brains, which developed in a specific sequence. Each brain has unique qualities, and ideally, the three parts communicate
With her hair in pigtails and wearing glasses, Teresa was about nine when her parents brought her in for an evaluation. One of the first things I asked her to do was to walk down the hallway and back. Her parents and I noticed her right arm swung more than her left arm did, and
As we saw in the previous blog, simple assessments can provide as much information, if not more, than expensive neurological and psychological testing. Following are two more tests that I perform as part of the initial assessment for Books Neural Therapy™. Test #3: I ask the child to put her thumbs back into the roof
After receiving many questions lately about Books Neural Therapy™, I thought I would invite you into my office for a peek at what I do, and I’ll show you a few things I do to assess patients. This is the process I would follow with your child, should you bring him or her in for