Wynford Dore's new cure for dyslexia—"the Dore programme"—is a fascinating breakthrough treatment that has been proven to work by thousands of people in the country and internationally. Wynford's aim is that one day his treatment will reach millions helping all those suffering with dyslexia. This book is a thorough and comprehensive guide to the Dore programme, detailing how to identify learning difficulties, explaining attention deficit disorder, autism, and asperger's syndrome, and taking us on the journey of the discovery of a cure. With examples, diagrams, and case studies, this really is a book for the everyday people looking for advice and solutions.
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Wynford Dore - founder of the Dore achievement Centre, established the first treatment centre in the UK in 2000. By November 2002, DDT had grown to 15 centres in the UK, USA and Australia. He is now "spreading the word" about his miracle cure.
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: Dyslexia - The Miracle Cure (Hardcover)
I completed the Dore program about two years ago and it changed my
life. My Dyslexia and ADD made everyday tasks very difficult to perform. My father talked me into doing the Dore program even though the closest center was six hours from my home. We made the drive and I am so glad we did. This program has enabled me to do things that were easy to others, but impossible for me. My life is so much better after completing the Dore program. As for the cost, I would have paid triple that amount. I no longer have to worry about feeling stupid or ashamed of things that were out of my control. This is a great book. Read it for yourself.[...]
16 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
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one long advertisement,
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This review is from: Dyslexia - The Miracle Cure (Hardcover)
I am an educator who works specifically with learning disabled children, and I am always on the lookout for new techniques and approaches. I bought this book hoping for some practical recommendations.
This book is one long advertisement for the DOre program. It contains very little practical information. I am annoyed at having spent ten dollars for what amounts to propoganda. Instead of this book, I recommend the Brain Gym books. The approach appears to be similar, and the books they publish contain practical, easy to implement recommendations and activities for remediating learning problems. The Brain Gym website links to independent studies supporting the efficacy of their approach.
14 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
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Save Your Money, It's Not a Miracle Cure,
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This review is from: Dyslexia - The Miracle Cure (Hardcover)
This is Winfore Dore's attempt to justify charging $4,000 and up for a system of exercises that has absolutely no effect on reading ability.
The approach has been widely publicized in the US, the UK (its origination) and in Australia. If you are looking for help for your dyslexic child, I commend to you any Orton-Gillingham based multisensory teaching; Lindamood Bell (good track record); and Susan Barton's DVD-based training for parents, The Barton Method for Reading and Spelling
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Dore Programme, Asperger's Syndrome, Leamington Spa, Johnny Walker, Trevor Davies, Balsall Common, Professor Nicolson, United States, Hong Kong, Professor Reynolds, Robert Wilson, Harvard Medical School, Professor Tresman, Roald Dahl, Dore Centre, Dore Achievement Centre, Wynford Dore, Arnold Lodge Browse Sample Pages:
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- Albert Einstein (Impact Books- Biographies Series) by Jacob Goldberg on page 16
- Thomas Alva Edison (Groundbreakers) by Brian Williams on page 16
- Fiber Pathways of the Brain by Jeremy D. Schmahmann on page 177
- John Lennon (Life & World of) by Brian Williams on page 16
- Smart but Feeling Dumb: New Research on Dyslexia--And How It May Help You by Harold N. Levinson on page 46
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