The Sunflower Programme provides therapy for children with Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, ADD, ADHD, Aspergers, hypersensitivity, chronic fatigue, global learning difficulties, developmental delay, behavioural difficulties, concentration issues, lack of confidence and many other challenges.
Children with learning, behavioural and health difficulties are often very bright but unexpectedly under-perform in a learning environment. The aim of the Sunflower Therapy is help them to re-connect with the marvellous inherent abilities that they each have. This will have a beneficial effect in many areas of their lives.
It is very important for us to hear from the parents themselves - there is no better recommendation than for a parent or teacher to witness first hand the change in a child that has been through the Sunflower Programme. The Sunflower Trust continually receives letters of thanks, testimonials and success stories which are always heart warming and satisfying for practitioners to hear.
Many of the children we see demonstrate clear symptoms indicating they are having difficulties with behaviour and/or learning efficiently. The set of symptoms may have been labeled as dyslexia, Aspergers' syndrome, dyspraxia, ADD or ADHD, but there's frequently a degree of overlap and many children will display a range of symptoms..
It is the mission of Sunflower Practitioners to treat all patients with the highest standard of care, respect and professionalism and to seek at all time to achieve quickly and efficiently the highest level of success and patient satisfaction in diagnosis and treatment.
Please take a look at our frequestly asked questions section. It may give you a quick answer to some of your questions or please call us on 0845 0547509 and let us help.
The Sunflower Trust has developed an assisted funding programme (bursaries) to help parents who might otherwise be unable, or find it difficult, to cover all or some of the cost of their child going through the Sunflower Programme.
In a recent article in The Lancet, scientists from Cardiff University claimed to have the first direct evidence of a genetic link to ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder). They claim that ADHD is due to a brain problem. However, other scientists have criticised these claims...
22 Year-old Piers Gilbert, a Sunflower patient from the age of 12 until 15, donned his university mortar-board last month to receive his honours degree in Sociology from Surrey University.
Mark Mathews, founder of the Sunflower Trust, a Guildford-based childrens charity, is setting out to climb to the summit of Le Grande Casse in memory of William Mathews, Founder of the British Alpine Club.
Oxfordshire based Sunflower Practitioner, Clive Lindley-Jones, and his wife Kerstin have successfully walked the 200 mile coast-to-coast walk that A. Wainwright put together in 1972.
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Sunflower Patient Manual (5.4Mb)
