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Subject: Re: How to not get worn out as a parent?

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Dr. Vincenza Tiberia (Educational Psychologist)

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Date Posted: 20:52:51 10/13/10 Wed
In reply to: Gretchen S 's message, "How to not get worn out as a parent?" on 19:43:09 05/08/10 Sat

Dear Parents,
Attentional deficits are a component of all learning disabilities, particularly dyslexia. Your child's difficulties can be successfully treated with my Cognitive Re-training Program (CRP) which corrects inattentiveness, increases working memory, self--confidence, thereby dramatically improving academic performance in school age children. I also am the exclusive provider of the latest treatment for learning disabilities, speech disorders and sensorimotor problems called the Neurotech Training Program (NTP). Please call Al-Razi Counseling and Assessment Center at 9765-6522 or 2571-1411 for information about my academic enhancement treatment programs for children.

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Re: How to not get worn out as a parent?	Emma	04:12:40 10/17/10 Sun