DSF Literacy & Clinical Services

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• Referral from May 29, 2014
  

  Perth K. asked:

  S asks: Would anyone be able to recommend a good baby sitter working in the East Victoria Park area? Thanks M asks: My son is just over 3 and in need of a new bed. He is in a single now but wondering if I should get another single, or a king single or a double? What do you have for your child, what do you recommend, as I want it to last for a while thanks x L asks: I'm looking for a weekly activity for my fairly uncooperative speech delayed two year old. I find activities like gymbaroo/kindermusik/toddler soccer are too structured and as he won't sit still and listen and just wants to do his own thing, they turn out to be a nightmare. Are there any activities that people would recommend which are more a "turn up and do free play" type thing. NOR preferably. He loves wigglywoos & I'm going to try toddler gym next. Rhyme time is a disaster & i don't really want to do a playgroup. Thanks. G asks: Could you please ask if anyone knows how to get someone tested for dyslexia please? My sons teacher and I have concerns he may be dyslexic but are unsure where or what steps to to take to get him tested. We are north of river but happy to travel. Thankyou C asks: Hi! This isn't really a kids post but can anyone recommend a good pre-natal mobile personal trainer that doesn't cost an arm and a leg? Thanks.

  

  Gemma C. replied:

  G: Best to contact the Dyslexia-SPELD Foundation (ph: 9217 2500; www.dsf.net.au). Be wary of anyone who says they can diagnose Dyslexia but who doesn't have the right qualifications (i.e. a Psychologist with knowledge of learning difficulties and disabilities). DSF are based in South Perth but also have a reading clinic at the Mezz in Mt Hawthorn.

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