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The paradox of ‘sitting still’ and concentrating… A child with even the most subtle underdeveloped fine motor coordination who is asked to sit, concentrate and engage with writing or other hand eye activities, develops a conflict, which generates tension in his body. Tension by nature needs to discharge itself by…

When a child struggles to make an effort, to push himself, convinced that there is too much to do, he may be quick to give up when faced with a challenge. Most children with poor access to their willpower also find it difficult to tolerate frustration, hold back impulsivity, lack…

It is one thing to start the therapy process, but another to learn to trust it. Most parents are clearly interested in seeing the results of their investment in the therapy. Therefore, it is very important to understand how to evaluate progress, to allow parents to recognise what they are…