Will he catch up or fall further and further behind?
Posted on 17 July 2019
Last week the phone at the office rang, as it does many times every day. “Welcome to Sonic Learning, my name is Claire, how...
“I can’t do it” – Learned helplessness in children and teenagers
Posted on 16 June 2019
If a person doesn’t believe they can do something, they either won’t bother trying or will just make a half-hearted effort with the expectation of...
Is dyslexia more common in males?
Posted on 16 March 2019
Neuroscientist and Speech Pathologist Dr Martha Burns answers the question “is dyslexia more common in males?” in this video interview. Yes, it is –...
Is Auditory Processing Disorder Genetic?
Posted on 14 February 2019
Neuroscientist and Speech Pathologist Dr Martha Burns answers the question “is auditory processing disorder genetic?” in this video interview. The answer is: possibly, but...
Jamie’s phenomenal turn-around
Posted on 11 February 2019
“The changes in Jamie are just phenomenal since using the Fast ForWord program. I had no idea how big the changes would be.” Jamie...
5 ways to take control of the new school year
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Facing another school year can be a daunting experience, with shopping for uniforms and books, and readjusting to the school routine. Then let’s not...
William used Fast ForWord as preparation for year 1
Posted on 29 January 2019
“On top of all the amazing neuroscience that is embedded in the program, a major reward for William is that he learnt to apply...
Prevent learning regression these school holidays
Posted on 19 November 2018
The summer holidays are nearly here! After a long school year, kids need a break. But it’s also important that they stay healthy –...
How to Spot Auditory Processing Disorder (APD/CAPD)
Posted on 12 November 2018
Auditory Processing Disorder (APD, also known as Central Auditory Processing Disorder or CAPD) is often hard to spot because the symptoms may be similar...
Writing backwards and reversing letters: does my child have Dyslexia?
Posted on 19 September 2018
Many children are referred for Dyslexia evaluation because they write some letters backwards (sometimes called “mirror writing”). Does writing backwards or reversing letters mean...
