Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia Building NEW Neuropathways to Master Visual and Auditory Skills from Mary Asper Penny Stack
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Does this sound familiar?
He’s sitting at the table, his hand struggling to write the letters most kids get in a snap. His breath comes out in huffs, small groans fall from his lips, and the inevitable hair grab occurs as frustration takes over.
He just can’t get it.
The words he’s reading make no sense. Writing isn’t any easier. Suddenly there’s shortness of breath and a visible withdrawal as he retreats from the exercises you put in front of him.
You’re supposed to help him, but even as you sit there, trying to walk him through the reading and writing exercises you have in your toolbox for treating dyslexia, you know that it’s not working.
It can make you feel like a failure.
Those exercises might have worked for the little girl yesterday, but today’s a different story. This child is a unique case, just like every single person with dyslexia, dyscalculia, or dysgraphia, which means your treatment approach requires more than the average techniques.
Dyslexia, Dyscalculia & Dysgraphia: Building NEW Neuropathways to Master Visual and Auditory Skills is a brand-new online course, featuring dyslexia-based learning disability experts, Mary Asper MS, CCC-SLP and Penny Stack, OTD, OTR/L, CLT, who will share their combined 60 years of experience to bring you therapeutic interventions to increase your effectiveness with even your most challenging clients.
This self-paced online course will guide you step-by-step through real-life cases as you discover the multi-faceted evaluations and treatments that encompass auditory, visual, and phonemic/phonological processes, plus much more. You’ll walk away with integrative strategies to:
- Assess and improve your clients’ reading, writing, and arithmetic abilities
- Identify red flags, severity levels, definitions, comorbidities, and common symptoms
- Make learning easier and fun, while reducing anxiety, and increasing social and academic success
- Write an effective IEP or 504 plan to get your clients from away from struggling and into succeeding
They may seem similar, but treatment is far more complex. Dive into these 3 modules to develop a comprehensive understanding of these common learning disabilities and how to treat each client’s unique needs.
- Red flags, definitions, severity levels, and common co-morbidities associated with these disabilities, including anxiety
- Coordination and academic testing, along with areas that are non-diagnostic
- Screenings, music and movement, coordination assessments and much more
- Dozens of fun games and activities that increase executive function skills
- How to approach auditory processing and common deficits
- How to integrate powerful therapeutic approaches into a three-step, brain-based protocol that can be used with diverse populations and ages
- Address visual processing disabilities and organization deficits with fun activities
- Use the power of playing games to increase efficiency with common obstacles, such as math, writing, reading, and phonemic/phonological concerns – including using assistive technology
- Write an effective IEP or 504 plan for overall success
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Packed full of mock sessions and real-life case studies, this 3-part training arms you with the knowledge to identify visual problems that impact learning and formulate therapeutic interventions you can begin using immediately. You’ll learn exactly how to leverage the power of the brain to enhance your therapeutic approach and increase your effectiveness with even your most challenging client cases, and take home dozens of worksheets for screenings and so much more.
- Myths and misconceptions
- Types of Dyslexia and how to spot symptoms, especially what you’ll “hear” most
- How the brain works with this disability and the neuroplasticity approach
- Step-by-step approaches to each case, providing a unique client-centered approach to this complex disability
- Assessment tools and interventions, including worksheets you can use in your practice, to better understand the client in front of you
- How to assess and work with visual perceptual skills to increase overall function
- How to test with the team, including the role of the OT to increase your young client’s success
- How to redevelop neuropathways and test to confirm if one was built
- Evaluation and treatment techniques, along with tools and worksheets for reading, writing, sound association and much more
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