Dyslexia: A Mother’s Quest… And A Son’s Breakthrough

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Navigating the challenges of your child’s learning difference can be very tough.

First, a persistent problem; then, a diagnosis/label without a strategy; then, strategies that don’t bring a solution; and then… what?

Actress Louise Jameson’s quest for her son Tom culminated in a Davis Dyslexia Programme. Tom was 19 then, was done with school and was not employed. After his programme, Tom embarked on two courses of further education, became a self-employed fitness coach, and is now the founding owner of a private fitness studio in Bearsted, Kent.

Louise and Tom recently shared their experience in a free online webinar on 27 June. You can view the recording here:

Free Webinar — featuring Davis Trainer Axel Gudmundsson with Louise and Tom Jameson

In this free webinar you can discover:

  • what life and learning were like for Tom — and for Louise —before Tom’s Davis Programme
  • how Tom experienced the programme
  • what happened after Tom’s programme

You’ll also learn:

  • what makes Davis so different from other interventions
  • what you can expect from a Davis programme
  • what sort of challenges Davis can help with, and
  • how methods can be tailored to meet individual needs
Richard Whitehead

About Richard Whitehead

Richard Whitehead is a Davis Specialist and Trainer and the director of the Davis Learning Foundation in the UK. He is also the author of the book Why Tyrannosaurus But Not If and regularly presents workshops and webinars geared to classroom teachers and parents.