Help your child break through the barrier to their learning
Visit the Cellfield website for more information or request a dyslexia & Cellfield information pack below:
Visit the Cellfield website for more information or request a dyslexia & Cellfield information pack below:
We understand that realising your child might be dyslexic can be worrying for any parent. That’s why, at Kip McGrath, we’re dedicated to helping children with dyslexia reach their full potential by breaking through the barrier to their learning. At our Brentwood tuition centre, we offer three effective services that can help you diagnose your child’s dyslexia and show them new ways to learn despite their processing difficulties.
If any of these relate to your child please see below for how we can help.
The Dyslexia Screening test produces a three-page report, indicating if your child is at risk of dyslexia. The report consists of 12 short tests within an hour assessment. Please note this is not a diagnosis for dyslexia. The Dyslexia Screening test is the first step in understanding if your child is at risk of dyslexia.
In-depth assessments and eye screening are done before and after the programme as well as 6-months later which allow us to monitor and track the progress made.
The assessments we use are part of the Woodcock Reading Mastery Series of tests, which are widely-used University standard tests. We also use the Gray Oral Reading Tests and the British Dyslexia Screening Test.
For treatment, we utilise the Cellfield Reading Treatment Programme, which you can read more information about below.
Phase 1 is a computer-based, multi-sensory treatment programme carried out in one-hour sessions over 10 days, in a 2-week block. During each daily 1-hour session, clients wear headphones and sometimes special Cellfield glasses.
Using the computer mouse, they respond to audio and visual prompts. By bonding the visual, auditory and motor functions in the brain, the Cellfield programme develops and strengthens left hemisphere brain activity. This enables reading to become more automatic and comprehension and fluency to increase. The treatment programme is delivered by university-trained professionals at our bespoke centre in Shenfield, Essex.
After completing the ten sessions at the centre, clients embark on phase 2 of Cellfield, which is vital to reinforce and develop the skills acquired during the first phase of treatment. This is 10 weeks of planned reading (oral and silent) at home or the centre. Full information is provided by the Cellfield centre and support is always available.
To read more about the Cellfield program visit the Cellfield UK Website.
Chart compiled from data collected at Brentwood Centre 2015-2016.