Howard Eaton’s new book, The Brain Pioneer: The True Story of How Barbara Arrowsmith-Young Used Brain Science to Help Children With Learning Disabilities, can now be ordered on Amazon.com and Amazon.ca. Current Eaton Arrowsmith families will soon be able to purchase the book at a discounted rate from their schools…. Read More »
Can you imagine growing up with a learning disability, but not knowing you have one? Michael Harley doesn’t need to imagine the experience. He lived it for decades – suffering in silence. “I always felt out of place and very anxious,” he said. “I had no idea what… Read More »
Join us for an educational evening with the founder of the Arrowsmith Program.
Think back to a time when you had to write an essay for school, but experienced crippling writer’s block. It might have lasted for a couple of hours or even days, but in the end, you probably hit that moment of inspiration when the ideas started flowing. Now, imagine reaching… Read More »
No parent wants to discover their son or daughter doesn’t have friends – to watch their child – who they know is loving, friendly and kind – get teased by other kids or play alone on the perimeter of the playground. It’s heartbreaking. But these observable actions are early indicators… Read More »
Imagine you’re a pilot sitting in the cockpit of a Boeing 737 airplane. You’re surrounded by hundreds of controls and devices. Not only do you have to know where all switches are located, you also need to understand what they do and how to use them. An airplane’s systems –… Read More »
Barbara Arrowsmith Young , a true pioneer in the fields of education and neuroscience, will be speaking in Vancouver, BC on February 1st, 2020 from 3:00pm-5:00pm. Her presentation is not to be missed! Along with speaking about the recently published research results on the Arrowsmith Program, Barbara will be sharing… Read More »
Download the article here. One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood. Lucius Annaeus Seneca Emily, twelve years old, looks at me, and then her parents, Richard and Karey. Her green eyes wide open, dark hair over her shoulders, she… Read More »
