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Andrew Brereton

Phone: 01884 38446
URL: http://www.snowdrop.cc

Snowdrop provides programmes of neuro-cognitive stimulation for children who suffer developmental problems. Those problems may express themselves as more global difficulties such as cerebral palsy or autism, or more specific difficulties such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, or specific language impairment. Treatment is carried out by the family in the child's own home.

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03
SEP

New Book Proposes New Treatment for Brain – Injured Children

Snowdrop Child Development Consultants announce the publication of a new book by their founder, Andrew Brereton.

03
MAR

Snowdrop child development consultants announce a new approach to the treatment of language and communication difficulties in children who have cerebral palsy

When the parents of a child with cerebral palsy contact Snowdrop for the first time, the most pressing issue they want to discuss seems to be language and communication development. At Snowdrop, we believe we have developed a unique therapeutic approach for this problem.

16
NOV

Snowdrop Child Development Consultants launch internet based advice and support system for parents of children with developmental disabilities

Snowdrop child development consultants have launched an internet based advice and support service for parents of children who have developmental disabilities. Families do not have to be undertaking a Snowdrop developmental stimulation programme in order to benefit from Snowdrop's experience, knowledge and support. Snowdrop realise from personal experience that parents face many problems, which

14
JUL

A New Approach To Treating The Sensory Problems Of Autism

Autism has become the 'hot potato' of the 21st century. The rise in the number of cases being diagnosed, (now estimated at nearly 4 in every thousand children born), and the argument as to vaccine implicated causation has ensured that if the average member of the public has heard of only one disability, it is more likely than not autism. The question is, what can be done to treat the problems

17 JUN	Reform Needed In Disclosure Of Diagnosis In Cerebral Palsy
	When a child is born into a family, it is usually a time of great joy and optimism. It is a time when the family looks forward to the future with the shared anticipation of seeing that child take his first steps, speak his first words and hopefully to grow up to fulfil all of the ambitions, of which the composite members of his family could only dream. Most people cannot even imagine the horror

15
May

A Fresh Approach To The Treatment Of Children’s Developmental Problems

For decades, the treatment of children’s neuro - developmental problems, - difficulties including cerebral palsy, autism, PDD, AD(H)D and problems such as learning difficulties--- has focused upon either controlling symptoms or upon behavioural principles. Now a new approach, sponsored by Snowdrop is tackling these problems from a neuro - cognitive perspective

05
APR

New Book Proposes Radical New Treatment For Children With Cerebral Palsy

Andrew Brereton, the founder of Snowdrop Child Development Consultants has authored a new book titled 'Cerebral palsy: A guide to understanding and helping your child.' in which he describes his radical new approach to promoting recovery of function in children with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities.

04
APR

New Treatment For Cerebral Palsy And Other Developmental Disabilities

A new treatment regime for children with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities has been developed by Snowdrop Child Development consultants. The treatment is called ‘neuro-cognitive therapy’ and is presented in the form of a programme, which families carry out at home for several hours per day.