Dyslexia is often described as a reading disorder linked to language processing and phonological skills. But for many children and adults with dyslexia, visual difficulties also play a significant role in their reading challenges.

Visual difficulties don't cause dyslexia, but they can add to its symptoms, making reading even harder. Here, we’ll dive into the latest UK-based research on the link between dyslexia and visual processing and discuss the essential visual skills needed for smooth, effective reading.

Many children and even adults struggle with behavioural and learning difficulties, often due to developmental delays such as ADHD.

Imagine a child sitting in a classroom, unable to focus, feeling constantly restless due to hyperactivity.

This scenario is more common than you might realise, and one rarely known root cause of these difficulties is that very often, the child's retained primitive reflexes have not been integrated properly in their development.

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental condition that affects children across the globe. While many parents may notice certain behaviours in their children, distinguishing between typical childhood energy and ADHD can be challenging.

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