Success Stories
If you are one of the 20% of people in the UK who struggle with concentration or coordination and find it hard to read, write and learn - you are not alone. With its drug-free treatment programme, Dore has offered hope to thousands of people around the world. Its results are astounding and they're long term.
Here are just some of the inspiring stories from people whose lives have been turned around by the Dore Programme.
From struggling reader to aspiring young poetBefore Dore she found it very difficult to put her thoughts onto paper but, now she is usually found on the computer typing stories or poetry.
A life transformed with hope of university successTom, aged 16, had dyslexia making his childhood frustrating and challenging. His problems with learning gave him very little hope of success but now he knows he is capable of going to university.
From underachieving to academic and sports ace Jonathan worked hard but was often frustrated by learning, which resulted in him underachieving at school. He now can fully understand his teachers and follow complicated instructions.
A struggling reader now gets top marks for homeworkHeidi struggled along in the bottom sets but now she isn't fazed by anything and her teachers can't praise her enough.
Finally discovering the real DanielThe teachers at his school were amazed at how Daniel's behaviour and concentration had improved without medication.
From ‘naughty and lazy’ to ‘Class Star’Jordan was severely dyspraxic and had ADHD. At school he was known as 'naughty’ and ‘lazy’ and his difficulties led to him being bullied.
I'd have paid a million pounds for my son to be this happyJoshua Gilder, aged 13, unknowingly suffered from dyslexia for several years. He was miserable at school and was dramatically falling way behind his peers.
"You wouldn't believe he was once diagnosed with Dyslexia"Marcus Farr, aged 36, had severe dyslexia throughout his childhood. He was removed from mainstream education and forced to believe that he was mentally retarded and he lost all belief in himself.
A day at school was a nightmare and now it’s a dreamEllie, aged 11, was on a downward spiral; her parents were desperate to get her help. Ellie suffered from dyslexia and slight dyspraxia, for years she hated school.
From rock bottom confidence to successful studentElizabeth, aged 16, was severely challenged by Dyslexia. She hated school had no confidence, very low self-esteem, poor social skills, poor handwriting and a low reading age.