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Davis Facilitators help people who struggle with:

Reading
Spelling
Writing (Dysgraphia)
Maths (Dyscalculia)
Time-keeping
Attention difficulties
Confidence and self-esteem
Organising
Coordination Problems (Dyspraxia)
Davis Autism Providers help people with autism

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Looking for a different approach to improving learning difficulties?
Want to learn new skills to help others?
Looking to dramatically reduce the whole impact of Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLDs) - Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, ADD/ADHD, Tourette's Syndrome, Dyspraxia, Dysgraphia, Autism and Asperger's Syndrome?
Have you noticed how people have such exceptional talents coincidentally with often debilitating symptoms of SpLDs?
Are you curious about how some students develop skills naturally, without being taught and others don’t?
Would you like to see extraordinary changes quickly?

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Does your child struggle with learning? Do they have Dyslexia or are they puzzled by maths?
Help your children with our educational games and teaching resources. Are your children struggling? Reluctant to read, writing and maths problems? We can help you put the fun back into learning. All the resources in our shop are aimed at children who are struggling to learn - just inject some fun!

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The National Dyscalculia Centre has published a range of books and materials for teachers and parents of dyscalculic children that will enable you to work with your dyscalculic child at home. Although it is always impossible to predict outcomes, we certainly feel that regular work using these books with your child can result in the child developing a clear understanding of maths that is suitable for the child’s age. The books themselves are not written for any particular age range – the determining factor is the level of mathematical ability that the child has. All three books are based on the idea that the parent works with the child for about 10 minutes a day working through the problems posed in the books. In order to undertake the tasks you will also need some basic maths cards and some counters of the types used with games such as tiddlywinks.

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