Sally Wilcox's guest appearances

Sally Wilcox

The Learning Capacity Podcast

Chats From A Chair

Greg Miller

John Spence

Brad Fuller

Steve Miller

Michael Merzenich

Patrick Griffin

Damon Gameau

John Hattie

Alan Stevens

Peter Goss

David Stanley

Gabbie Stroud

Peter Hutton

Simon Brooks

Mike McKay

OwlTail

In this episode we speak with sisters, Allison and Sally Wilcox as they share their incredible journey. Allison shares details of how she sustained a spinal cord injury in 2009 following a traumatic accident, the ongoing health complications since her injury and Sally opens up on the impact it has had on her seeing her little sister battle. We also discuss the further family tragedies they have faced together and how they remain so positive and with an amazing outlook on life after everything they have been through.

In this episode we speak with sisters, Allison and Sally Wilcox as they share their incredible journey. Allison shares details of how she sustained a spinal cord injury in 2009 following a traumatic accident, the ongoing health complications since her injury and Sally opens up on the impact it has had on her seeing her little sister battle. We also discuss the further family tragedies they have faced together and how they remain so positive and with an amazing outlook on life after everything they have been through.

#21 - Allison and Sally Wilcox (The Unaffected)

Sally Wilcox noticed that her son Mac was becoming increasingly frustrated with writing and spelling when he was in grade 5. Thinking back, the early markers were already appearing in grade 1 when he had difficulty following instructions. In Mac's words, it was very simple - he hated writing. On deeper investigation, Mac was diagnosed with what was called an auditory delay, or auditory processing disorder. At first Sally was told that this was developmental and that Mac would grow out of it, and to some extent this was true. Yet the problems persisted and Sally knew that something else needed to happen. Eventually she found the FFW products, and that's when things started to change for the better. Fortunately Mac was very receptive to the issue, and his teacher was also familiar with auditory processing disorder. This combination of factors helped Mac make significant gains at school with regards to academic results, but also with respect to confidence and a stronger willingness to try. In this episode, Sally shares Mac's story.To find out more about LearnFast, and individual language and reading programs for your child, visit http://www.learnfasthome.com.auTo comment on this podcast, send us an email to feedback@learnfastgroup.com.au

Sally Wilcox noticed that her son Mac was becoming increasingly frustrated with writing and spelling when he was in grade 5. Thinking back, the early markers were already appearing in grade 1 when he had difficulty following instructions. In Mac's words, it was very simple - he hated writing. On deeper investigation, Mac was diagnosed with what was called an auditory delay, or auditory processing disorder. At first Sally was told that this was developmental and that Mac would grow out of it, and to some extent this was true. Yet the problems persisted and Sally knew that something else needed to happen. Eventually she found the FFW products, and that's when things started to change for the better. Fortunately Mac was very receptive to the issue, and his teacher was also familiar with auditory processing disorder. This combination of factors helped Mac make significant gains at school with regards to academic results, but also with respect to confidence and a stronger willingness to try. In this episode, Sally shares Mac's story. To find out more about LearnFast, and individual language and reading programs for your child, visit <a href="http://www.learnfasthome.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.learnfasthome.com.au</a> To comment on this podcast, send us an email to feedback@learnfastgroup.com.au

42: Mother Sally Wilcox Shares Her Son's Successful Journey With Fast ForWord