Guest guest Posted January 23, 2011 Report Share Posted January 23, 2011 My middle son Joe was very dyspraxic though I did not seek Dx, brushing for retained reflexes with Bob and Johassen sound therapy and a few key brain gym exercises and now he plays county football INPP address similar issues to Bob and are much nearer to you in Chester I think Mandi x My younger boy has just been diagnosed with mild dyspraxia. Tom also has dyspraxia (mild) but he has so much else going on, we've never really tackled it. Tom is doing really well with Yoga and I wondered if we might implement a Dore programme for both of them to do together. Does anyone have experience? It's not cheap (and we're skint) but it seemed well thought of.I'd really welcome anybody's experiences positive or negative, many thanksSteph Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2011 Report Share Posted January 23, 2011 Hi Steph, I have 4 friends who did DORE with their children - this was about 6 years ago. They all said that there were wonderful improvements and that they were very pleased with the programme. Personally, I went down the route of an INPP programme which I felt also made a huge difference. Back then, DORE did not address any auditory processing issues with sound therapy etc. - don't know if they do today, but, you would probably have to add this in at some stage if not. > > My younger boy has just been diagnosed with mild dyspraxia. Tom also has dyspraxia (mild) but he has so much else going on, we've never really tackled it. Tom is doing really well with Yoga and I wondered if we might implement a Dore programme for both of them to do together. Does anyone have experience? It's not cheap (and we're skint) but it seemed well thought of. > > I'd really welcome anybody's experiences positive or negative, many thanks > > Steph > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2011 Report Share Posted January 23, 2011 Hi Steph, I have 4 friends who did DORE with their children - this was about 6 years ago. They all said that there were wonderful improvements and that they were very pleased with the programme. Personally, I went down the route of an INPP programme which I felt also made a huge difference. Back then, DORE did not address any auditory processing issues with sound therapy etc. - don't know if they do today, but, you would probably have to add this in at some stage if not. > > My younger boy has just been diagnosed with mild dyspraxia. Tom also has dyspraxia (mild) but he has so much else going on, we've never really tackled it. Tom is doing really well with Yoga and I wondered if we might implement a Dore programme for both of them to do together. Does anyone have experience? It's not cheap (and we're skint) but it seemed well thought of. > > I'd really welcome anybody's experiences positive or negative, many thanks > > Steph > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2011 Report Share Posted January 23, 2011 Hi StephMy middle son is profoundly dyslexic and dyspraxic.. I have purchased a book called the gift of dyslexia.. £14.99 and within this there are some really interesting exercises.. and processes to help with co-ordination and balance... I have finished reading the book and hope to begin the step by step programme they offer in the next week. Improved breathing can make a big difference with dyspraxia.. so getting him to take deep breaths and exhale fully might help too.. Our son has a very long and narrow rib cage.. and I know that if he could get this to expand and breath easier, many of his processing issues would resolve... however being over 6foot and 16... he is not too keen on following mum's advice any more.. I can let you know how I get on in you are interested.Tracey My younger boy has just been diagnosed with mild dyspraxia. Tom also has dyspraxia (mild) but he has so much else going on, we've never really tackled it. Tom is doing really well with Yoga and I wondered if we might implement a Dore programme for both of them to do together. Does anyone have experience? It's not cheap (and we're skint) but it seemed well thought of. I'd really welcome anybody's experiences positive or negative, many thanks Steph Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2011 Report Share Posted January 23, 2011 Hi StephMy middle son is profoundly dyslexic and dyspraxic.. I have purchased a book called the gift of dyslexia.. £14.99 and within this there are some really interesting exercises.. and processes to help with co-ordination and balance... I have finished reading the book and hope to begin the step by step programme they offer in the next week. Improved breathing can make a big difference with dyspraxia.. so getting him to take deep breaths and exhale fully might help too.. Our son has a very long and narrow rib cage.. and I know that if he could get this to expand and breath easier, many of his processing issues would resolve... however being over 6foot and 16... he is not too keen on following mum's advice any more.. I can let you know how I get on in you are interested.Tracey My younger boy has just been diagnosed with mild dyspraxia. Tom also has dyspraxia (mild) but he has so much else going on, we've never really tackled it. Tom is doing really well with Yoga and I wondered if we might implement a Dore programme for both of them to do together. Does anyone have experience? It's not cheap (and we're skint) but it seemed well thought of. I'd really welcome anybody's experiences positive or negative, many thanks Steph Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2011 Report Share Posted January 23, 2011 wow - that's impressive :-) will look into it > > My middle son Joe was very dyspraxic though I did not seek Dx, brushing for > retained reflexes with Bob and Johassen sound therapy and a few key > brain gym exercises and now he plays county football > > INPP address similar issues to Bob and are much nearer to you in > Chester I think > > Mandi x > > > In a message dated 23/01/2011 09:39:38 GMT Standard Time, > mark.grabiec@... writes: > > > > > My younger boy has just been diagnosed with mild dyspraxia. Tom also has > dyspraxia (mild) but he has so much else going on, we've never really tackled > it. Tom is doing really well with Yoga and I wondered if we might > implement a Dore programme for both of them to do together. Does anyone have > experience? It's not cheap (and we're skint) but it seemed well thought of. > > I'd really welcome anybody's experiences positive or negative, many thanks > > Steph > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2011 Report Share Posted January 24, 2011 Dore is based on Learning Breakthrough Programe: http://www.learningbreakthrough.com/. We got the whole set from ebay for £40. We didn't do it yet but the person who we got it from said it was amazing for her son Kasia > > My younger boy has just been diagnosed with mild dyspraxia. Tom also has dyspraxia (mild) but he has so much else going on, we've never really tackled it. Tom is doing really well with Yoga and I wondered if we might implement a Dore programme for both of them to do together. Does anyone have experience? It's not cheap (and we're skint) but it seemed well thought of. > > I'd really welcome anybody's experiences positive or negative, many thanks > > Steph > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2011 Report Share Posted January 24, 2011 Dear Kasia Would you be so kind to send me a link of what you have purchased or maybe a description as I searched this myself and could not find anything on ebay UK and the ones on Ebay USA varies greatly and show a vast range of subjects. Kind regards Helen To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Sent: Mon, 24 January, 2011 11:33:51Subject: Re: DORE Dore is based on Learning Breakthrough Programe: http://www.learningbreakthrough.com/. We got the whole set from ebay for £40. We didn't do it yet but the person who we got it from said it was amazing for her sonKasia>> My younger boy has just been diagnosed with mild dyspraxia. Tom also has dyspraxia (mild) but he has so much else going on, we've never really tackled it. Tom is doing really well with Yoga and I wondered if we might implement a Dore programme for both of them to do together. Does anyone have experience? It's not cheap (and we're skint) but it seemed well thought of.> > I'd really welcome anybody's experiences positive or negative, many thanks> > Steph> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2011 Report Share Posted January 24, 2011 Dear Kasia - I would like this info too. I am very keen to try this as my son has severe perceptual issues.Many thanksTo: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Sent: Mon, 24 January, 2011 12:06:46Subject: Re: Re: DORE Dear Kasia Would you be so kind to send me a link of what you have purchased or maybe a description as I searched this myself and could not find anything on ebay UK and the ones on Ebay USA varies greatly and show a vast range of subjects. Kind regards Helen To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Sent: Mon, 24 January, 2011 11:33:51Subject: Re: DORE Dore is based on Learning Breakthrough Programe: http://www.learningbreakthrough.com/. We got the whole set from ebay for £40. We didn't do it yet but the person who we got it from said it was amazing for her sonKasia>> My younger boy has just been diagnosed with mild dyspraxia. Tom also has dyspraxia (mild) but he has so much else going on, we've never really tackled it. Tom is doing really well with Yoga and I wondered if we might implement a Dore programme for both of them to do together. Does anyone have experience? It's not cheap (and we're skint) but it seemed well thought of.> > I'd really welcome anybody's experiences positive or negative, many thanks> > Steph> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2011 Report Share Posted January 24, 2011 Dear Kasia, I've been searching for movement therapy for my son for sometime.On their web site not many materials that I 've seen. I would like to hear the content of the item which you purchased.Do you mind sharing this, please. Thanks for the link. All the best nevin > > > > My younger boy has just been diagnosed with mild dyspraxia. Tom also has dyspraxia (mild) but he has so much else going on, we've never really tackled it. Tom is doing really well with Yoga and I wondered if we might implement a Dore programme for both of them to do together. Does anyone have experience? It's not cheap (and we're skint) but it seemed well thought of. > > > > I'd really welcome anybody's experiences positive or negative, many thanks > > > > Steph > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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