Core Brain Development is a remedial therapy programme for children and adults experiencing learning difficulties such as Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, ADD, ADHD, Asperger’s and high-functioning Autism.

The programme uses targeted physical therapy exercises in short, daily sessions to stimulate and develop the Cerebellum – the brain’s skill-learning and automaticity centre. By strengthening neural pathways and improving the way the Cerebellum functions, the programme aims to support information processing, coordination, concentration, focus and learning.

When the Cerebellum is under-developed, the Cerebrum may have to work harder to manage tasks that should become automatic. This can contribute to difficulties with reading, writing, spelling, Maths, memory, organisation, processing, coordination, concentration, emotional control and social skills.

As the Cerebellum develops, more tasks can become automatic, helping to free up working memory for higher-level thinking, problem-solving and learning. This can make it easier to focus, process and retain information, supporting improved performance in education, work and everyday life.

The goal is to help each individual develop their skills, reduce the impact of learning difficulties and reach their full potential.