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Seven-year-old dyslexic child

The following was written by a parent a number of years after her 7 year old dyslexic son completed Johansen IAS

"Murray started Johansen IAS in November 1997, aged 7, as we had found out two months earlier that he was dyslexic. He also had glue ear as a toddler which did not help the situation. Murray was used to listening to a story tape every night as his reading was poor, and getting him used to listening to his sound therapy tapes for 10 minutes each night was no problem at all as he found the music relaxing.

He was reassessed every 6 to 8 weeks during the time he used Johansen IAS, and every visit I could see the improvement in Murray. More importantly, so could he. Murray has continued to gain in confidence and his reading and maths have also continued to improve greatly since he used Johansen IAS.

While Murray was on the Johansen IAS programme he was also taking 'Efalex' (an essential fatty acid supplement) and he was visiting his dyslexia tutor once a week. We feel that Johansen IAS, in conjunction with these other inputs has really made a huge difference to Murray's confidence and expectations of life. Johansen IAS takes commitment from both parents and child, but in our experience it was well worth the effort."

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