Q: I’ve heard Lindamood Bell is good, but it is so expensive. Is it worth the money? Can you provide a Lindamood Bell Program review ? In this review, my answers are partially a review and partially our personal experience. … Continue reading →
Return to Questions Q: My child struggles with writing and math. He has trouble remembering symbols. He can read, but I am wondering if he has dyslexia. Is it possible that he has dyslexia that affects his math? Can you … Continue reading →
Return to Questions Q: Is vision therapy valid or does my child need vision therapy? Any advice/experience is appreciated.. My child is six and struggling with reading. Would you get an exam? Answer: Vision therapy may or may not be … Continue reading →
Return to Questions Q: Please give me your opinion about using any of these services: 1) Neuropsychological Testing through the school system 2) Pediatrician 3) Neurodevelopment Training Answer: 1. Testing through the school system — This is an “okay” option, … Continue reading →
Return to Questions Q: I have had to battle my school system for Special Ed Services for my first child. Now my second child is struggling even more. Will it be easier to get special ed services for my second … Continue reading →
Reading Fluency Activities and How to Improve Reading Speed Q: How much should I worry about reading speed? Is there a reading fluency program out there that you’d recommend? Or, do you know of any methods to use on a … Continue reading →
Return to Questions Q: My child recently started school and has been struggling. His teacher thinks he should be evaluated for learning problems. She is having difficulty providing the help he needs. Should I continue to send my child to … Continue reading →
Return to Questions Q: My school says they won’t test my child because she is making passing grades. We think our child needs help. What are the rules for special education eligibility? Answer: By IDEA laws (Federal), if anyone “suspects” … Continue reading →
Return to Questions Q: We are moving a child with an IEP to a new school. The new school system says our child doesn’t qualify for special services here. Can they just stop special education services? Your child’s IEP and … Continue reading →
