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This is a story of one man's journey to find a cure for a condition that drove his daughter to attempt suicide. Wynford Dore's new cure for dyslexia - "the Dore programme" - is a fascinating break through treatment that has been proven to work by thousands of people both up and down the country and internationally. Wynford's aim is that one day his treatment will reach millions helping all those suffering with dyslexia. This book is a thorough and comprehensive guide to the Dore programme, detailing how to identify learning difficulties, explaining attention deficit disorder, autism and asperger's syndrome, and taking us on the journey of the discovery of a cure. With examples, diagrams and case studies this really is a book for the everyday people looking for advice and solutions - with chapters on Toyah Wilcox and rugby star Kenny Logan, explaining how they conquered dyslexia.
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Wynford Dore - founder of the Dore achievement Centre, established the first treatment centre in the UK in 2000. By November 2002, DDT had grown to 15 centres in the UK, USA and Australia. He is now "spreading the word" about his miracle cure.
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44 of 45 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I am thrilled that Wynford Dore's message can now get through to so many other sufferers of this condition through the pages of his book.
Having spent most of my life battling with the often unacknowledged condition of Dyslexia, I finally completed the "Dore Programme" 2 years ago, at the age of 51 years.
I can honestly say that, since I completed this programme, my quality of life has improved significantly.
I will always be particularly grateful to Wynford Dore, for amongst other things, giving me the opportunity to begin to enjoy reading books.
The "Dore Programme", which is what this book is all about, should be readily available in our schools, to enable children with learning difficulties to be properly supported from the outset.
I would strongly recommend that you read "Dyslexia: The Miracle Cure", it could change your [or your child's] life. Speaking personally, the "Dore Programme" certainly changed mine.
Having spent most of my life battling with the often unacknowledged condition of Dyslexia, I finally completed the "Dore Programme" 2 years ago, at the age of 51 years.
I can honestly say that, since I completed this programme, my quality of life has improved significantly.
I will always be particularly grateful to Wynford Dore, for amongst other things, giving me the opportunity to begin to enjoy reading books.
The "Dore Programme", which is what this book is all about, should be readily available in our schools, to enable children with learning difficulties to be properly supported from the outset.
I would strongly recommend that you read "Dyslexia: The Miracle Cure", it could change your [or your child's] life. Speaking personally, the "Dore Programme" certainly changed mine.
28 of 29 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I was introduced to Wynford Dore at a social gathering. Having both a working and personal interest in children with learning and behaviour difficulties, I looked forward to the launch of his book to gain a greater understanding of the Foundation he has created with great anticipation.
I was certainly not disappointed. The book arrived and I had read it from cover to cover, and explored his website fully, within 48 hours.
On meeting Wynford, my thoughts were of a man who had not only succeeded in his long quest to find a remedy for his daughters condition, but that he went further sacrificing not only the business he had built from scratch into a multi-million pound organisation, but also an incredibly comfortable lifestyle, to develop a programme for everyone.
The book did not disappoint me. Again, the passion and sheer determination of a man who will not take no for an answer shone throughout the book, and I was astounded to read the lengths that this man has gone through, the people he has met, and the plans that he has for the future in making this treatment readily available to not everyone in the UK, but worldwide.
Although the book leads you to believe that dyslexia is the central core work of the Foundation, further research is being conducted and planned assessing the benefits of this treatment to sufferers of other conditions such as ADHD, Aspergers and Alzheimers.
I feel incredibly excited that the work of Wynford and his Foundation is producing results that could see the end of the medical professions reliance on prescription drugs in alleviating the suffering of so many individuals.
This book is a MUST read.
I was certainly not disappointed. The book arrived and I had read it from cover to cover, and explored his website fully, within 48 hours.
On meeting Wynford, my thoughts were of a man who had not only succeeded in his long quest to find a remedy for his daughters condition, but that he went further sacrificing not only the business he had built from scratch into a multi-million pound organisation, but also an incredibly comfortable lifestyle, to develop a programme for everyone.
The book did not disappoint me. Again, the passion and sheer determination of a man who will not take no for an answer shone throughout the book, and I was astounded to read the lengths that this man has gone through, the people he has met, and the plans that he has for the future in making this treatment readily available to not everyone in the UK, but worldwide.
Although the book leads you to believe that dyslexia is the central core work of the Foundation, further research is being conducted and planned assessing the benefits of this treatment to sufferers of other conditions such as ADHD, Aspergers and Alzheimers.
I feel incredibly excited that the work of Wynford and his Foundation is producing results that could see the end of the medical professions reliance on prescription drugs in alleviating the suffering of so many individuals.
This book is a MUST read.
21 of 22 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Our daughter is now 8 months into the Dore Program, we travel to the centre once every 6 weeks. We have an exercise program which she carries out twice a day for 10 mins. The website for Dore is www.dore.co.uk and you can learn a lot more about the program than I can tell you here.
This book is very easy to read, and clearly explains where they are coming from in this new treatment. I had my doubts, is it all too good to be true, is it all another money making venture. BUT we are now begining to see results! My daughter could hardly balance on one leg when we went and she is nearly 8, she now is beginning to. For reading she needed a ruler above and below the line to hold the words still, thanks to their eye tracking test and the subsequent prescribed exercises she now doesn't need anything.
8 months ago she was in the bottom group (even though one of the eldest in class) in maths and literacy, within a few months she was put up a group in maths, and since starting has gone up two reading levels - although still behind her peers we are seeing progress, her confidence is so much higher too and we are not even half way through the program yet.
Dyslexia is complex, and you seem to have to fight to get it recognised, the education system seems to like to see our children fail before they help them, instead of putting the supports in early to stop them failing. Dore is something we can do to help, and I believe it is really working.
I highly recommend this book to people wanting to find out more about Dore, and also to those of us on the Dore journey already, I have certainly found it has given me a more indepth understanding of the whole program and put my mind at rest on some little doubts...it is sad that we live in a world which makes us sceptical of things that are there to help us isn't it.
T.Etherton
This book is very easy to read, and clearly explains where they are coming from in this new treatment. I had my doubts, is it all too good to be true, is it all another money making venture. BUT we are now begining to see results! My daughter could hardly balance on one leg when we went and she is nearly 8, she now is beginning to. For reading she needed a ruler above and below the line to hold the words still, thanks to their eye tracking test and the subsequent prescribed exercises she now doesn't need anything.
8 months ago she was in the bottom group (even though one of the eldest in class) in maths and literacy, within a few months she was put up a group in maths, and since starting has gone up two reading levels - although still behind her peers we are seeing progress, her confidence is so much higher too and we are not even half way through the program yet.
Dyslexia is complex, and you seem to have to fight to get it recognised, the education system seems to like to see our children fail before they help them, instead of putting the supports in early to stop them failing. Dore is something we can do to help, and I believe it is really working.
I highly recommend this book to people wanting to find out more about Dore, and also to those of us on the Dore journey already, I have certainly found it has given me a more indepth understanding of the whole program and put my mind at rest on some little doubts...it is sad that we live in a world which makes us sceptical of things that are there to help us isn't it.
T.Etherton
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exactly as stated
I have recently ordered a book which arrived in a short period of time and in excellent condition as was stated.
Published 7 months ago by vicky
Keep an open mind
I read this book really to learn more about Wynford Dore and his journey to establish the Dore Foundation and programmes for learning difficulties. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Joy Griffiths
Dyslexia the miracle cure
nice to read something that can help me to come to terms with my Dyslexia and a sauce of help that is avalible i will be taking this further and look forward to reading a book all... Read more
Published 13 months ago by gniraw
Mind-changing book, literally!
I read the entire book, Dyslexia, the Miracle cure, from cover to cover without leaving my chair. It was fascinating, readable and, to me as a teacher, mind blowing. Read more
Published 21 months ago by crazylegs
AMAZING!!
I read this book and within a month put myself on the programme. I have suffered all my life, especially with retaining and recalling information. Read more
Published on 21 Dec 2009 by G. Fox
A story of hope for dyslexics
I read the book 2 years ago when my son then aged 16 had been off school for almost 3 years with depression. Read more
Published on 10 May 2009 by R. J. Treasure
Read and listen to those who speak through the book
I am a scientist and I never heard about Dore, but after reading the book I put my child (who is not dislexic but who has - or I should say "had" - learning difficulties) through... Read more
Published on 2 Mar 2008 by C. Wheeler-kingshott
Good Read Not Much Help
For people interested in Finding a way to deal with there dyslexia this book is not for you.
From start to finish the book feels like a giant advertising campaign to join the... Read more
From start to finish the book feels like a giant advertising campaign to join the... Read more
Published on 9 Jan 2008 by MonkeyD
Dore Review
Long winded build-up to the problem of learning difficulties as describe by Dore. I can't take anything away away from the obvious struggle that the Author, his family and... Read more
Published on 21 Dec 2007 by Michael Phillips
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