Named after his founder,
entrepreneur Wynford Dore, the Dore program was established to improve some
basic skills which include reading and writing, social skills, attention and
focus and sport performance through the use of some targeted physical
activities.
Criticisms Of The Dore Program
The program, which has
proven to be successful by a lot of people, has also faced major critics, its
validity being disputed by people who believe that the study does not meet the
randomized controlled trial criteria.
How Did The Dore Program
Come About?
The Dore program, (previously
referred to as the dyslexia dyspraxia Attention treatment) was founded by
businessman Wynford Dore.
His daughter, Sue has
been diagnosed with severe dyslexia and after being told that there was no cure
for such a condition, she became depressed,
which led to several suicide attempts in her early twenties.
Looking For A Cure
Winfred later decided to
work with a team of researchers to look deeper into the condition. Inspired by
Harold Levinson who claimed that this type of condition originates from the
cerebellum, Winfred came up with treatments that were meant to control the
situation and although it was not in any way drug related, it was proved to be
practicable.
His friend, Roy suggested that the cause of Sue’s
problem was probably an underdeveloped cerebellum. As a result, The Dore
program was developed for her and after she was able to read and write, it was
made available for other people to also benefit from the program.
A video released by Dore claimed that some conditions,
which include dyslexia, ADD, autism development coordination disorder and
Asperger syndrome, are usually linked to cerebella function. He believed that
the Dore program will make it possible to treat difficulties in the following
areas;
- Reading
- Attention
- Social skills
- Coordination
The treatment works by developing
the above neutral pathways.
How The Dore Treatment
Works
The Dore method theory
narrates that reading and writing skills are learned by practice. These skills
become automatic because the cerebellum allows them to occur at the highest
rate of efficiency. It goes ahead to claim that as the skills become more
automatic, the working memory that is required to perform a task decreases. The
program therefore, aimed to stimulate cerebrum development, hence strengthening
communication between the cerebrum and cerebellum.
Suitability Of The
Program
The program requires
their clients to be 7 years or older. For younger clients, Dore and his team
claim that it would be difficult for them to be accurately assessed. The
program is believed to be more suitable for older clients, of different ages.
Is The Program Effective?
The first study, which
was meant to evaluate the effectiveness of the program, reported improvements in
reading, writing and comprehension of school going children. A follow up study,
published in Dyslexia reevaluated the
improvements in those children and reported positive results too. But as much as
a lot of people are believed to have benefitted from the program, its
effectiveness is highly disputed too.
Contact Us:-
Warwickshire, England, UK
Call At: +44 1926 676345
Email:- support@withzing.com
External Links:-
Dyslexia Programs
Wynford Progress Book
Dore Clinic
Wynford Parent Access
Progress Book Wynford
Wynford Dore
Wynford Dore Exercises
Wynford Dore Net Worth
Wynford Dore Zing
Dore Cerebellum Exercises
Wynford Dore Books
Dore Program Exercises
Wynford Dore App
Wynford Dore Program
Add In Children
Adult Attention Deficit Disorder
Dyslexia Treatment
Brain Exercises
Adult ADHD
Add Symptoms
Attention Deficit Disorder In Children
ADHD
Asperger'S Syndrome
Dyslexia
Asperger Syndrome
Dyslexic
Dyslexia Books
Brain Waves
How To Cure Dyslexia
Dyslexia Cure
Wynford Progress Book
Dore Clinic
Wynford Parent Access
Progress Book Wynford
Wynford Dore
Wynford Dore Exercises
Wynford Dore Net Worth
Wynford Dore Zing
Dore Cerebellum Exercises
Wynford Dore Books
Dore Program Exercises
Wynford Dore App
Wynford Dore Program
Add In Children
Adult Attention Deficit Disorder
Dyslexia Treatment
Brain Exercises
Adult ADHD
Add Symptoms
Attention Deficit Disorder In Children
ADHD
Asperger'S Syndrome
Dyslexia
Asperger Syndrome
Dyslexic
Dyslexia Books
Brain Waves
How To Cure Dyslexia
Dyslexia Cure