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The All-In-One
Guide to™ ADD & Hyperactivity Ages Publications, Published 2001 In this easy-to use, all-in-one guide you will discover:
This user-friendly guide helps you successfully find the safer solutions you want now. |
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The
Discovery of Cerebellar-Vestibular Syndromes and Therapies: A Solution to the Riddle — Dyslexia Stonebridge, Published 2000 In this enlightening and thought-provoking work, Dr. Harold Levinson details the clinically-based research efforts leading him to, and significantly beyond, his findings in A Solution to the Riddle — Dyslexia. At its core, this work provides readers with the first and only comprehensive portrait of the dyslexic syndrome and its determining cerebellar-vestibular (CV) mechanisms, along with new, highly successful methods of medical screening, diagnosis, treatment and prevention. |
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A Scientific
Watergate — Dyslexia Stonebridge, Published 1994 In this provocative and important book, Dr. Harold Levinson clearly demonstrates and analyzes the ignorance, bias and denial characterizing the conventional concepts of dyslexia — thus simply explaining the otherwise unexplainable 100-year-old diagnostic-theraupetic medical void. |
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Smart
But Feeling Dumb: The Challenging New Research on Dyslexia — And How It May Help You Warner Publications, Published 1994 Every day thousands of children are labeled "dumb" or learning disabled when in fact they may actually suffer from a hidden form of dyslexia. "Smart But Feeling Dumb" has already helped thousands of parents with information on these disorders and Dr. Levinson's own remarkable system of treatment. Complete with the case histories and the research that led to his medical breakthrough, and totally updated, expanded, and revised to include the medical establishment's recognition of Dr. Levinson's theories, this book is the definite volume on dyslexia-and the book that shows you how you may be able to get safe, effective, immediate help for your child today. |
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Turning
Around — The Upside Down Kids Evans, Published 1992 Every child and adult can become an expert on dyslexia. The specific treatments covered can be implemented by any educator or parent to help any learning disabled child. This is an invaluable therapeutic aid in helping each child and non-reading adult feel as smart as they really are. |
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The Upside-Down
Kids Evans, Published 1991 This book's content offers hope and a helping hand to all dyslexic children, their families, and concerned professionals. It is written in a way that both children and adults can readily understand, and published in a typeface selected specifically because it is easy for dyslexics to read. |
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Total Concentration Evans, Published 1990 Within the pages of Total Concentration you will learn the differences between realistic, neurotic, and physiologically determined concentration disorders — often referred to as ADD, and secondary concentration disorders. With treatment guidelines for you and your doctor. |
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Phobia
Free Evans, Published 1986 Now for the first time, a reputable medical researcher and physician tells you there is a simple inner-ear basis for your phobias and offers simple, safe medical treatment. |
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A Solution
to the Riddle — Dyslexia Springer-Verlag, Published 1980 NOW AVAILABLE IN A NEW EDITION! In this revolutionary research-based work, Dr. Levinson describes his cerebellar-vestibular (cv)-based diagnostic/treatment insight into dyslexia and related ADD and phobic disorders. This breakthrough approach integrates psychiatry, neurology, neurophysiology, psychology, ophthalmology and optometry, pediatrics, OT, and other disciplines. |