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When learning or reading is hard

Working with the brain
makes sense.

Children | Adults | Dyslexia | Autism | ADHD | Brain Injury | Undiagnosed | Spelling | Decoding | Reading Fluency | Comprehension | Understanding | Communication |

Why
Learnerobics?

Sound familiar?

  • Doesn't want to learn or read

  • Not developing reading fluency

  • Continues to struggle with spelling

  • Finds it hard to match sounds to letters (decode)

  • Tends to have low comprehension, even if they can read

  • Has low short term and/or working memory

  • Struggles to follow a set of instructions

  • Mixes speech sounds "hop/si/tal" after age 6

  • Misunderstands conversation and social banter

  • Is being socially excluded, teased and/or bullied

  • Becomes defensive, angry or deflect discussion about it.

  • May have dyslexia, autism, ADHD or a brain injury

  • May have had trauma, illness or ear issues as a baby

We offer you increased learning confidence with:

  • Evidence based, brain informed learning support that exercises attention, memory and language processing skills in the brain.

  • Using the latest brain research that also informs education policy in Australia which is called The Science of Reading and The Science of Learning.

  • The same program trusted by speech therapists and school districts globally since 1997.​

  • Online convenience, so you don't need to come to an office - do Learnerobics from anywhere in Australia.

  • A fun and rewarding platform to increase engagement.

  • Coaching for parents and adult students.

  • No assessment or diagnosis needed - start next week!

If learning or reading is hard,
working with the brain makes sense.

Frequently asked questions

Questions?

Your questions are valid and help us to help others.  Please ask.

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Monique Peters

Learning Coach

monique@learnerobics.com.au

139 Menangle Street, Picton NSW, Australia

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