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Dyslexia Help in Basildon, Essex

Hypnotherapy & Educational Kinesiology to help the Dyslexic Adult.

Dyslexia is an inherited condition thought to affect an estimated 10% of the population. Because it is a syndrome no two people are affected in the same way, the main difficulties centre around poor short-term memory, problems with information processing and visual coordination.

Dyslexia causes difficulties in personal organization, timekeeping, math, reading, writing and spelling which will affect self-confidence, triggering anxiety, frustration and poor self-esteem.

Educational Kinesiology is an easy system of exercises that can help people diagnosed with Dyslexia improve their spelling, writing, math, hand-eye coordination, reading comprehension, and creative writing.

Hypnotherapy is a relaxing, easy and proven methodology that may help to lessen feelings of stress that people with dyslexia struggle with every day. Hypnotherapy could also help reduce concentration difficulties by boosting self-confidence, reducing anxiety and improving self-esteem.

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Research so far has identified at least nine genetic factors involving chromosomes 1, 2, 6, 15 and 18, for further information or assessment contact Dyslexia Action. To find out more about Dyslexia related visual impairments, Mears-Irlen Syndrome and Convergence Insufficiency - Google: Professor John Stein.

Dyslexia is specifically listed as disability under the Disability Discrimination Act 1995. It is also covered by the Equalities Act 2010 and the Human Rights Act. Employers therefore cannot discriminate against an employee diagnosed with Dyslexia or any other disability.

Extra support and training for adults diagnosed with disabilities may be available via Access to Work. Contact through your local JobCenter Plus.

Many people with Dyslexia are extremely intelligent and very creative. To find out more about the effects and creative benefits of Dyslexia read ‘The Gift of Dyslexia’ by Ronald D Davis [1997] For good quality cheap second hand books see
http://www.abebooks.co.uk

Famous people who are/were Dyslexic include: Albert Einstein, Graham Alexander Bell, Whoopi Goldberg, Richard Branson, Cher, Winston Churchill, Walt Disney, Leonardo da Vinci, Susan Hampshire, Thomas Edison, W.B. Yeats, Jamie Oliver and Kara Tointon [BBC 3. Don't Call Me Stupid].