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Does Lindamood-Bell work with people diagnosed with dyslexia, hyperlexia, ADD, ADHD, CAPD, Asperger's Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Developmental Delay, etc?
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Yes, we do.In our LearningCenterswe often see childrenand adults previously diagnosed with these and other disorders orlearning disabilities. It is important to note that we, atLindamood-Bell, do not make these diagnoses – many of ourstud...
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A Guide for Friends and Family $7.30 - $12.95 'Jude Welton gives the young child with Asperger's the power of his own voice in explaining himself to his friends. Her calm and deceptively simple approach is complemented by Jane Telford's ... What Ever...
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Dyslexia is one of several specific learning difficulties which come under the umbrella term 'Specific Learning Difficulties' (often referred to as SpLD). It means that the difficulties are specific rather than more general learning difficulties. Oth...
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Yes. In the past we have had campers with autism, cerebral palsy, Asperger's syndrome, diabetes, and other mental and physical challenges. We find that most of these campers do extremely well at camp. Those with severe challenges may need the on-site...
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If your IQ is above 75 and/or you have a learning difficulty (i.e. dyslexia or Asperger's Syndrome) you can still be part of the Special Olympics Movement. You can become a Unified Partner of Sport or a volunteer for your local club.
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Our first word is prevention. Preventing problems (very possible, easily), rather than treating them (hardly, if possible). We suggest, that you don't wait for any problems. We don't look at your child as a 'problem' either - we see the child. Should...
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