The starting point has to be an assessment of the person’s strengths and weaknesses in order to provide the right sort of guidance/support .
The teaching may also need to focus on one or more of the following:

• Confidence and Self-esteem.
• Mathematics.
• Memory Aids.
• Personal Organisation.
• Study Skills and Examination Techniques.
• Use of Technology.
• Motor Co-ordination.
• Social Confidence.
• Anger Management.
• Sensory Integration.
• Other issues.

Who Does The Assessment?

The Centre is run by Linda Falkner, a fully qualified and experienced Chartered Educational Psychologist with a wide range of experience across all age groups. She also has access to an Occupational Therapist with a Specialist Dyslexia Teaching qualification who specialises in sensory processing difficulties and Therapeutic Listening, a Speech and Language Therapist who specializes in  Early Years, Autism and Specific Learning Difficulties/Dyslexia and Specialist Dyslexia Teachers, who all have nationally recognised qualifications in Dyslexia.

A particular area of expertise is educational underachievement due to concentration difficulties, distractibility and other sensory processing difficulties.

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