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dyslexia- ddat centres

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eyeore · 15/06/2005 13:40

Does anyone have and first hand experience with the ddat centres who treat dyslexia etc by excercise programs They seem brilliant but very expensive

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Jayzmummy · 15/06/2005 13:45

We looked at DDAT befpre finally going deciding on going to BIBIC.
One of my friends is the local DDAT advisor and she s[peaks very highly of the programme. both her dd's are dyslexic and she reports that they have made massive leaps forwrd since starting th programme.
Have you got their video and info pack? If not I have one here you are welcome to have.

eyeore · 16/06/2005 11:41

WHAT SORT OF TREATMENT DO THEY DO AT THE BIBIC AND HOW ARE YOU FINDING IT

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anna007 · 23/06/2005 07:26

ds went to the DDAT centre for 12 months or more. It is very expensive & in his case did not have the effect we had hoped for.

We saw a different person every time we went in (I think they may have improved that part of the system now). When ds's 'scores' improved they said it was a sign the treatment was working. When they got worse they said it was a sign the treatment was working!

ds enjoyed the twice daily exercises (usually, anyway!), and became the world's best at sitting balanced on a big inflated ball.

We did meet other parents at the DDAT who said they had seen big changes in their children, but for me it was just big changes in my bank account.

Jack1 · 23/06/2005 21:47

What about other treatments Brightstar, Raviv Method or Davis tecnique never heard of BIBIC what is that?

Very difficult to get any unbiased feedback on anything

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