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by Creative Weblogging on May 30, 2006
Strangely, the first reaction of most parents when they discover their child has ADHD or dyslexia is relief. Their second reaction tends to be "Now what?" and this is where parents get confused and frustrated.
Teachers and fellow parents will have a mind boggaling array advice and suggestion about things to try. Often this information is vague or contradictory and comes in the form of "My neighbour's kid, he tired ...".
Now help is at hand for confused parents.
The Myomancy Treatment Database is the definitive resource on ADHD and dyslexia treatments. Over ninety different treatments including everything from mainstream reading programs to the downright bizarre. Each treatment can be rated and commented on by parents who have tried it so that truly helpful treatments can be separated from the rip-offs.
The treatment database is the brain child of Chris Tregenza, author of the Myomancy blog. A dyslexic himself Chris struggled until by luck he found the right treatment. Now Chris spends his time writing about the science of behind learning difficulties and reviewing as many different treatments he can find.
Teachers and fellow parents will have a mind boggaling array advice and suggestion about things to try. Often this information is vague or contradictory and comes in the form of "My neighbour's kid, he tired ...".
Now help is at hand for confused parents.
The Myomancy Treatment Database is the definitive resource on ADHD and dyslexia treatments. Over ninety different treatments including everything from mainstream reading programs to the downright bizarre. Each treatment can be rated and commented on by parents who have tried it so that truly helpful treatments can be separated from the rip-offs.
The treatment database is the brain child of Chris Tregenza, author of the Myomancy blog. A dyslexic himself Chris struggled until by luck he found the right treatment. Now Chris spends his time writing about the science of behind learning difficulties and reviewing as many different treatments he can find.
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What people have to say:
My god I have been look for this for all-my life, help that understands me. I write with a dictionary and thesaurus and some times cant even find the word looking for. I could not hold back the tears from the emotion then when I worked out how helpful this spellchecker will be for me.
• i really like it and i'm so glad i found it!! it will really help with my homework etc and my teachers wont get angry at me annymore!!
• Thank you for contacting us with your product. I tinkered with the spell checker for sometime this morning, entering common mistakes that our dyslexic students (and ADD) students make in spelling. I must say that I am extremely impressed with your product and would certainly like to further evaluate it with our students over the next several weeks.
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