Ronit Kabazo

"My son has made great progress with his fine motor and handwriting skills. He can now draw simple pictures and write words and sentences. His finger strength increased as well, enabling him to manipulate small buttons and complete small art projects. His coordination has improved as well as eye-hand coordination enabling him to participate in more complex games. Lastly, his confidence to complete school work has increased with his improved skills."

V.S., New Westminster

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"The techniques used to help my daughter with her printing skills were very beneficial and there has been significant improvement in her written output at school. The one-on-one sessions have allowed her to work on motor skills without the pressure of peers (or parents) looking on. She has gained confidence and is more willing to work on skills at home that she previously resisted."

A. W., Vancouver

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"We have noticed a noticeable change in (child)'s ability to form proper letters. Prior to assistance his spelling was quite poor. Also, his focus and determination when doing homework is better since he knows how to do things with crayons, pencils and scissors."

S. H., Vancouver

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"Throughout his school life (child) has had difficulty with both fine and gross motor skills, affecting his handwriting in particular. He also lacked confidence and found it difficult to make friends with his peers. Since the treatment, his handwriting has become easier to read and, although he will always find it difficult, he seems to have more energy to learn rather than to focus on writing things down. Physically, he seems much stronger, and is thrilled that he can now complete the monkey bars at school. This has led to greater confidence and he now has a group of friends. (child) seems less anxious, more even tempered and is much better at expressing his feelings to us. We are pleased that (child)'s writing improved but delighted that he has gained so much confidence in himself."

S. A.