pradeep

hi Genie,just like to tell you about my (now 19 year old) daughter who had a terribly depressing time at school,she just didnt "connect",she had a couple of friends,but they too were wall flowers like my daughter and were considered freaks by the rest-my daughter was lonely,sad but despite this scraped through with a handful of GCSES,had a year off due to all the built up stress over the years,then went to college where again she found things stressful.Now she is on anti-depressants and we feel we should have pushed her GP and got her seen to a lot earlier,she was probably depressed from year 8/9 onwards at high school.HOWEVER,there is light at the end of the tunnel;she has gone on to uni,found it fairly tough to begin with as she has always found it difficult to connect to people,but she is surrounded by other students who UNDERSTAND her,and for the first time she seems to be enjoying life-stick in there Genie,things will eventually turn round for your daughter.

I have very recently had my 16 year old son assessed at the Sound Learning Centre in London.He is struggling at school with sensory issues and finds the classroom a battlefield;the centre made a detailed analysis of his hearing and vision and said their treatment was either mildly effective or dramatically made a difference to most people,through light and/or auditory therapy.Has any one on the forum had any experience of this centre or any other like it,and what were the results ? Any feedback much appreciated,thanks.