CASE STUDIES

Listed below are real case studies of clients we have assisted to overcome their issues, concerns or learning difficulties. Click on the case study to see full details:

Under 9

• 14 month old boy with feeding and physical difficulties.

• Ex Preemie 3 year old boy who’s very fussy and has ‘meltdowns’.

• 2.5 year old boy with an inability to listen and follow any directions.

• 3 year old with hemiplegia & social difficulties

• 4 year old boy in the process of being diagnosed with autism.

• 4 year old with upper body weakness & dribbling

• 5 year old boy has difficulties with concentration and fine motor skills.

• 5 year old boy with an inability to listen and follow directions

• 5 year old boy with autism experiencing dressing issues

• 5 year old boy with Asperger’s Syndrome, ‘meltdowns’ & behaviour problems.

• 5 year old boy having ‘meltdowns’ with difficulties feeding & making friends.

• 6 year old boy with motor skill and handwriting difficulties.

• 6 year old girl with Downs Syndrome and low muscle tone.

• 6 year old boy with difficulties maintaining attention & handwriting.

• 7 year old girl with Joint Hypermobility Syndrome and low muscle tone.

• 7 year old boy with delayed motor skills and sensory processing problems.

• 7 year old boy with writing issues.

• 7 year old girl with concentration and behavioural difficulties.

• 7 year old boy occasionally refusing school and defiant behavior at home.

• 7 year old girl with working memory problem.

• 7 year old boy with reading and writing difficulties.

• 8 year old girl has difficulties with morning routines.

9 – Teens

• 9 year old girl with ADHD & learning problems.

• 9 year old boy has difficulties with self-help & writing skills.

• 9 year old girl has difficulties with concentration and fine motor skills.

• 10 year old boy with handwriting difficulties

• 11 year old boy with sensory processing challenges and explosive behaviour.

• 11 year old – totally blind with intellectual impairment & hemiplegia

Adults

• Adult male could no longer comfortably or consistently go out in public.