Wonderfully Wired

We are working to bridge the gap between parents and the experts in learning differences; helping you see the extra-ordinary strengths in your child, support their challenges, and celebrate them first! Being ‘differently wired’ isn’t usually celebrated at school. As many as 30% of children struggle with the way schools teach and test because they highlight the things these children find hard. Kids are bullied, teased, disciplined and medicated and the message is: there is something wrong with you. Once in a while we hear of someone differently wired who has defeated the odds and succeeded: Richard Branson and Jamie Oliver are dyslexic, Greta Thurnberg and Elon Musk are on the autism spectrum. But the message is that these people have thrived despite their ‘disabilities’. I am here to tell you that they succeeded because of the unique strengths of their brain wiring, not despite them. What’s more, there are solutions needed in the modern world that different thinkers are able to provide. That’s why I don’t call them simply, differently wired – I call them Wonderfully Wired.