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Important Information & Powerpoint Presentations Available for Download:
#1 "Picture of Dyslexia" @ 2007 International Dyslexia Association;
#2 "OT's Role in Dyslexia" @ 2010 American Occupational Therapy Association;
#3 "Is it too Late or Can Developmental Phonological Dyslexia be Successfully Treated in Adults?" @ 2010 Florida Association of Speech Language Pathologists & Audiologists;
(scroll to bottom of page for download links)
TWO KEY FINDINGS from our published research:
1. Dyslexia can be successfully PREVENTED for Kindergarten age children who are already at risk (see warning signs)!
2. Even 8 to 10 year-old children with years of poor reading skills made LARGE IMPROVEMENTS in reading skills and phonological awareness from The Morris Center's treatment components.
Key Findings from our clinical data:
1. Adults with years of learning difficulty can make DRAMATIC IMPROVEMENTS in their reading skills at The Morris Center. It's NOT TOO LATE!
Our empirical, published research (NIH) supports the strong effectiveness of The Morris Center's treatment (most reading and tutoring centers or private practitioners do NOT have professionally reviewed and published research that strongly supports their program's effectiveness).
We can "CLOSE THE GAP" for Learning Disabilities.
Our research helps prove this is possible.
The Morris Center's Results from NIH research (some of the strongest research available on treating learning disabilities)
The Morris Center's Treatment Components
The Morris Center's Interdisciplinary Team of Professionals
Picture of Dyslexia (Power Point file)
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Picture of Dyslexia (PDF file)
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AOTA Talk-2010 OT's Role in Dyslexia Assessment and Treatment
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"The Morris Center's Interdisciplinary Model of Assessment and Treatment " Univ. of Florida Case Conference 2009
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FLASHA Talk - 2010 Is It Too Late or Can Phonological Dyslexia be Successfully Treated for Adults?
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email your questions to: info@morriscenters.com
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