Learning DNA

Are you ready for the long summer holidays?

We bet your child is! If they are unhappy at school, do you know the reason? It is so important to be armed with the correct data and information ahead of the new academic year so that you can highlight areas of support for your child that school may not have spotted yet.

Sometimes progress starts by stepping back, not pushing forward.

If your child has retained primitive reflexes, now is the perfect time to find out while you have spare time. RPR's affect learning skills in a fundamental way and we regularly see significantly improved ADHD, ASD and mental health symptoms following a programme of movement therapy.

Our highly popular movement therapy is run by our specialist INPP/RMTi clinicians - to reduce the stress on your child's nervous system and improve their mental health symptoms. The results we see in our clients is phenomenal and the data points we evidence at the start and the end of our interventions help you see the progress that has been made in a simple and effective way.

Better still, we use AI technology to support your child remotely so that you can access our supportive intervention programmes from wherever you are!

Our summer support programmes are filling up fast with less than 20 spaces out of 75 remaining! So book a 15 minute free consultation to find out if this programme would help your child this summer.

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To you it's a normal supermarket. To your child it's a fire alarm that never stops ringing.

The lights. The trolley wheels. The smell of the bakery. All at once, with no volume control.

That's sensory processing. And for a lot of autistic children, it runs their whole day.

The scratchy label that actually hurts.

The same three foods, every day.

The meltdown in soft play.

The child who goes silent when it all gets too much.
It isn't fussiness. It's a nervous system doing its best to cope.
And here's what most people miss: all that coping burns through huge amounts of energy. It shows up as anxiety, exhaustion and big emotions.
The good news? Understand your child's sensory world, change a few small things, and daily life gets calmer.
Our new blog shows you how.
Read it now (https://www.learningdna.org.uk/blog/wn5wdzk73ehfwa0gzuszrgj6xhfhx2) or book a free 20 minute call.