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London, United Kingdom
A consultant clinical psychologist working with families and children (from pre-schoolers to older adolescents) where there are concerns about learning, behaviour or emotional state. She was a consultant psychologist at the Dyslexia Institute (now Dyslexia Action) for 3 years. Currently, she works as a school counsellor and also holds a regular clinic for assessing children with learning difficulties and advising teachers and parents. She is married with two children, one of whom (her son, now aged 16) is dyspraxic and dyslexic.http://www.psykidz.co.uk/home/drhelenlikierman.html
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Related Talks
Myths of Dyspraxia: What's True and What's Not?: Dr Helen Likierman takes us through a dyspraxia quiz. She gives an insight into whether some commonly held conceptions about dyspraxia are true or false.
How Parents Can Help Their Child With Dyspraxia: Dr Helen Likierman gives and insight into how parents can help their children to cope with dyspraxia. She gives a view of both what can be done in the early years and the middle years.
Helping Your Child at Home: Homework: Dr Helen Likierman shares some helpful tips on how parents can help their children with their homework.