FREE Informational Meeting for Parents of Struggling Learners - please share

Since receiving my second NeuroNet certification right before Christmas, I am more excited than ever about being able to offer these programs to struggling learners!  This meeting is especially for homeschool families, but I provide services to children in a variety of educational situations so any interested parents are very welcomed.  Please forward and share this information.  Thank you!

--Lisa Lipe

FREE Informational Meeting for Parents of Struggling Learners

What: Learn about NeuroNet programs and meet Lisa 

When: Saturday, January 18, 10-11am (participants are welcome to stay later to ask questions)

Where: Integrated Learning Connections

(Home-based business at 17 Warwick Rd., Little Rock AR  72205)

Presenter: Lisa Lipe, M.Ed., Certified NeuroNet Provider, Private Educator of struggling learners, and "almost-finished" home school mom  To find out more about Lisa click here.

**If you would like to come, RSVP to integratedlearnermail@gmail.com with the number of people who will be with you.  (No children please, unless nursing.)

What is NeuroNet?

NeuroNet is a movement-based brain-training program which  can be implemented at home in about 20 minutes per day to help children improve motor skills, language skills, and information processing. Automation of these foundational skills facilitates fluency in reading decoding, handwriting and math fact retrieval which makes all future learning easier.  

Who can benefit?

·         auditory processing disorders

• doesn't overhear and jump into conversations (often strikingly absent)
• frequently asks "what?" or needs repetition of questions and directions
• auditory misperceptions (hears "cookie" for "cooking"; "hoot" for "hoop" etc.)

·         dyspraxia or apraxia of speech

·         developmental delays

·         ADD and ADHD

·         balance disorders

·         developmental vision disorders

·         high functioning autism

·         overly fearful, or excessive risk-taker

·         constant motion - self-distracted

·         clumsy

·         messy eater; difficulty with cutting, tying shoes

·         handwriting challenges (dysgraphia)

·         history of ear infections, asthma, allergies or other respiratory illnesses

·         late talking

·         articulation problem: some speech sounds still incorrect or unclear

·         difficulty learning verbal sequences such as months of year, alphabet

·         minimal interest in books or reading-readiness activities (dyslexia)

NeuroNet programs offered:

·         Integrated Rhythms

·         Tools for Learning

Find out more about NeuroNet programs at www.neuronetlearning.com