Help for children who struggle with making friends

The Non-Verbal Thinking area of the brain allows your child to recognise and understand emotions. If there is a problem in this area your child will have difficulty interpreting other people's body language.  They might appear impulsive - to jump in without thinking of the consequences.  Children with a problem in this area will have difficulty socialising with others.  

Does your child: 

• have difficulty interpreting non-verbal information such as body language, facial expressions, and voice tone
• get described as having weak social skills
• have difficulty understanding their own emotions 
• have difficulty understanding the emotions of other people and/or
• have difficulty thinking, planning and problem solving non-verbally?

How does the Arrowsmith program help children with non-verbal learning problems?

The Non-Verbal Thinking exercise:

• helps your child develop the capacity for non-verbal thinking and problem solving  
• develops your child's ability to interpret body language, facial expressions, and voice tone 
• helps your child learn to respond appropriately in interpersonal situations
• develops your child's ability to interpret and modulate their own emotions.

If Non-Verbal Thinking is a problem for your child or a child you know:

• call Joanne on 04 100 451 34 
• contact us 
• or connect on Facebook 

for a no obligations chat about how the Arrowsmith Program can help