'Brainwave'

[fiorelli]

Has anyone heard of Brainwave? A member on another forum I go on mentioned it, and gave a link to the site. I'd never heard of it before, so was wondering if anyone here had?

[nellie]

fiorelli,

 

 

Sorry I've no knowledge of this, I've had a look on the forum search engine but it didn't come up with anything. You could google it.

 

Nellie xx

[smiley]

Hi hun <'>

 

From memory - i think it's some kind of intensive therapy - with the therapist coming to your home......... Not sure....

 

Hope you're ok <'>

[fiorelli]

Thanks Nellie - I did a search on here too, and didn't come up with anything. Their website doesn't really say a lot, hence why I wondered if anyone here had heard of them.

 

Smiley, I'm bearing up thanks. We have arranged a[nother] meeting with L's headteacher and classteacher on Wednesday. We have got to the stage where we feel we have tried everything, and don't know where to turn next. As I said to his teacher on the phone, it is as if the tables have turned, and he is the parent, and we are the kids, and it makes me feel terrible that I cannot control my son, and that my other kids are getting hurt. I think we are probably going to see if they can let L board for a couple of nights a week to give us some respite (I don't think they'll do it, but it can't hurt to ask)

 

Rob said to me the other day, that we need some professional help. My God, I don't think I have agreed with him more than when he said this.

[noogsy]

i have sent you a pm with the website....noogsy

[smiley]

<'> I'm here if you need me <'>

[fiorelli]

Thank you both so much!

[Kazzen161]

"As the focus of the Brainwave Programme is to encourage progress in all areas of development, a structured series of physical and cognitive exercises is designed for each child."

 

http://www.brainwave.org.uk/general/help_children.html

 

 

Have you seen www.bibic.org.uk?

 

Karen