Dyslexia Solutions Southern Africa (DSSA)
Proudly offers in English and Afrikaans
in Pretoria and in Southern Africa
Proudly offers in English and Afrikaans
in Pretoria and in Southern Africa
The fact that you have searched Google and Facebook and found this website means you probably need more information on #Dylexia Correction in Southern Africa, or dyslexia #treatment or dyslexia solutions or #dyslexiacorrection, (In Afrikaans: Disleksie.) for a young learner, or perhaps for an adult.
Teachers/tutors have probably already started to observe that an otherwise highly intelligent learner is falling behind the required grade level, and because of reading and spelling difficulties might already be fast developing a learning difficulty which is probably caused by Dyslexia.
It may have already become clear that most current presenters of Dyslexia “treatments” and even the medical profession, have either little or no intensive knowledge of what dyslexia is and is not.
There may already have been pressure to give prescribed meds to improve attention and reading; often not thinking that such a child is taught one cannot perform without taking a pill! I know and understand dyslexia very well. I followed the same journey with two dyslexic kids. And I have been extensively trained (UK) to correct the debilitating effects of living with dyslexia in school.
While you have reached this point in time, don’t wait even another hour. The dyslexic learner is probably already …
Here at Dyslexia Solutions Southern Africa, based in Pretoria in Gauteng, we are using proven and highly effective interventions in successfully correcting dyslexia obstacles to reading, writing (and handwriting), spelling, attention (ADD), and Math. (NOTE: Dyslexia is not a disease, and can’t be cured).
The earlier we start with the Dyslexia Intervention Process, the better for the learner’s progress at school, learning ability, and overall happiness. The first crucial step to obtaining DYSLEXIA WISDOM is to INFORM ONESELF to really fully understand what the child with dyslexia is experiencing. At this stage, the child is probably desperate for someone to understand him/her.