Hi there.
I have heard about Linda Moodbell, but have not tried it for my daughter. She is dyslexic, rooted in capd (central auditory processing disorder), and am very interested in your thread because I would have assumed that Earobics would have worked for your son. If you are willing, can I pick your brain about what was effective for your son? More reasons for my interest in your thread: The audiologist that diagnosed my daughter recommended Earobics, but I never tried it for my daughter, so all these years (3 years since the recommendation), I have had a nagging guilt that I did not try Earobics for her! Instead, I have sent her to private tutoring. In first and second grade it was a kinetic method of learning how to read called Reading Revolution, developed by a dyslexic adult, and in third and fourth grade (my daughter is in 4th grade right now), her second tutor teaches the Orton Gillingham method for dyslexics. Now, in hind sight, coupled with the fact that she has not "grown out" of her auditory issues, I am thinking that I should pursue tutoring more heavily steeped in the auditory end. I did not know that Linda Moodbell was effective for capd kids. Would you be willing to tell me your story? My email is dannawrighton@aol.com.
Thanks,
Danna Wright
SF Bay Area, California
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