Author: YU CHIET Cheng

Refreshing Springs Resort site visit in preparation for 2011 Special Needs Family Camp

March 31, 2011

The preparation is going on full swing for this year’s Special Needs Family Camp. We have just visited the proposed camp site, and surely we love it a lot. The place is called Refreshing Springs Resort, about 6-7 km away from Tanjung Malim exit (PLUS highway). We love the idea of bringing the children back […]

[Testimony] After 13 years, he initiated a conversation.

My son was diagnosed with autism when he was about 3 years old. We travelled frequently to Kuala Lumpur from Sibu to seek help for him. He went through numerous therapy sessions with established speech therapist, occupational therapist, music therapist, psychologist and others. We eventually moved to Kuala Lumpur as we found that there were […]

[Testimony] Our relatives noticed a lot of changes in her

March 28, 2011

My husband and I learned that our daughter has mild autism when she was 3 years old. Now she is 10 years old. When she was seven years old, we noticed that she was deteriorating in her lessons and had developed behavioural problems. We sought help from Phoebe of Breakthru Kids. In three months, my […]

RMT Level 3 & FRP Training confirmed

March 25, 2011

We have invited Moira Dempsey to conduct RMT Level 3 and FPR for us in Malaysia this year at our centre (BEST Centre). The schedule is CONFIRMED as below: For more benefits of RMT, you may refer to the international website. RMT Level 3 22 & 23 April 2011 – 9am-5.30pm FRP 24 April – […]

April 2011 Brain Gym Course Available

March 19, 2011

Since the 1980s, the field of Educational Kinesiology (Edu-K)- the study of movement and its relationship to learning – has touched people of all ages and cultures. It demonstrates that, when the neuropathways for movement are fired, they activate and connect the whole brain in the synergistic way necessary for growth and change. In the […]

Does Asperger’s make you a better software coder?

March 1, 2011

source ZDNet. Aspiritech, a non-profit software testing firm hires people with Asperger’s syndrome exclusively, then trains and employs them as software testers. Though a non-profit, Aspiritech performs for-profit work for Websites, software developers and application designers. The company performs compatibility testing, functional testing, regression testing and test-case & test-script development. Aspritech founder Brenda Weitzberg, told ERE’s […]

Rhythmic Movement Training

February 25, 2011

Rhythmic Movement Training (RMT) is dedicated to bringing integration and balance to children and adults with specific learning challenges (including ADD/ADHD, dyslexia and autism), motor problems, postural imbalances, emotional and behavioural problems and general life overwhelm. Developed by Dr Harald Blomberg a psychiatrist in Stockholm, Sweden after studying with Kirsten Linde, a self taught therapist […]

US students stressed out: study

January 29, 2011

First-year students on US campuses are experiencing record levels of stress, according to a study showing increasing financial and academic pressures on young people entering university. By Agence France-Presse, 27 Jan 2011. The University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) study, which surveyed 200,000 students entering their freshman year on American campuses last year, was released […]

What Participant Says about Brain Gym 101 Course

January 16, 2011

Year 2011 Classes I especially liked applying the skills learned straightaway by working with partners to create balancing movements. The instructor adopts a personal approach and is very knowledgeable. I loved the snacks, too! Through self-reflection, I learned that I have more confidence now. I am better able to change the way I think, feel […]

Brain Gym® for Parents, Child and Trainers

January 15, 2011

国际健脑操证书课程 How can I experience Brain Gym ® ? You can experience Brain Gym in private sessions with a licensed Brain Gym ® practitioner, or in classes such as the introductory Brain Gym ® 101 course. You will find Brain Gym ® 101 course to be a movement-based educational experience centered around 26 simple activities […]

Learning Difficulties Caused by Dyslexia

Children with dyslexia experience many learning difficulties. Most of the learning difficulties vary from child to child in types and levels. However, a common behaviour of these children, without proper guidance and acceptance, are a lack of self confidence and have very low self-esteem. The following are some of the learning difficulties caused by dyslexia […]

Behavioural Experience

January 14, 2011

Journal – 14 Jan One of our kids in the centre came crying. After enquiring what was happening, the boy was upset because some else press on the lift button. He refuse to go into the centre. His dad brought him to the ground floor and allow him to press the lift button again, he […]