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Network Interventions
NETwork Interventions provides leading edge consultation services, in the form of Verbal Behaviour, for those individuals with language delays and challenging behaviours which interfere with learning, socialising and family life.
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NZ Association of Counsellors
NZAC, the New Zealand Association of Counsellors / Te Roopu Kaiwhiriwhi o Aotearoa is the national professional association which acts for and with counsellors to monitor and improve the service they provide.
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NZ Association for Gifted Children
The New Zealand Association for Gifted Children (NZAGC) exists to promote the needs of gifted kids at national level and support and foster initiatives at local level which meet those needs.
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NZ School of Clinical Hypnotherapy
It is the pledge of the NZ School of Clinical Hypnotherapy to train, to Diploma Level, professional clinical hypnotherapist's who are equipped to work with clients in New Zealand.
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NZ Speech Language Therapists Association
NZSTA is the professional association and regulatory body for speech-language therapists in New Zealand. This site contains information about the NZSTA, as well as information for parents and families on speech-language therapy, and information for practising speech-language therapists in New Zealand and overseas.
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OT Kids
Occupational therapists and certified occupational therapy assistants work with children and their families at home and at school focusing on handwriting, school tasks and routines, self-help skills and social participation
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Pro-Ed Centre
Assessment centre for children with learning difficulties as well as occupational therapy, reader/writer assessments and counseling.
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Raising Grandchildren
An informative and practical support space for grandparents raising grandchildren.
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Recreate Auckland
Activ8 is our weekly after school programme that is based around physical activity, group games and learning activities. Activ8, which is facilitated by David Curtis, provides a motivating environment in which self esteem, social skills, team work and friendships can be developed in young people.
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Speld NZ
Dyslexia, ADHD, Dyspraxia and Dyscalculia are all specific learning disabilities. Speld NZ is a not for profit organisation that provides information, assessment and tuition to families, Whanau, schools, businesses and individuals living with Dyslexia and other specific learning disabilities
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Study Abroad in Paris
Take a once in a lifetime opportunity to reach new heights while studying abroad in Paris.
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The NZ Psychological Society
The New Zealand Psychological Society (NZPsS) is the premier professional and scientific association for psychologists in Aotearoa/New Zealand and is committed to supporting quality practice, education and research in psychology.
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Talklink
Linking people with disabilities to the right technology.
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Touchtyping
Try these resources to learn how to touchtype:
http://typing.qcalculus.com/
http://tux4kids.alioth.debian.org/
http://www.download.com/Mavis-Beacon-Teaches-Typing
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True Crime Library
The True Crime Library is a complete resource for news, stories and magazines about non fictional crimes.
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The New Zealand Association of Occupational Therapists
The New Zealand Association of Occupational Therapists (Inc) (NZAOT) provides services, support, representation and networking opportunities for occupational therapists. NZAOT has members across all occupational therapy practice areas within New Zealand and abroad.
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Useful websites for study and research skills
www.crlresearchguide.org - a link to research tips and sources
www.studyit.co.nz - subject specific sites
www.ncearevision.co.nz
www.skool.co.uk
www.universalteacher.org.uk - advice and exam questions
www.novelguide.com - helps to understand literature
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Word Q Predictive text & voice recognition
A predictive text & voice recognition program that you can download free for a month.
Word Q has a voice recognition programme that can work with it. It is like Dragon naturally speaking. It has a training component to recognise your voice, but the student doesn't even need to read much to do this, as it says what to read, then pauses for you to "read" it in the training part. It works by using a microphone and in Word you speak a phrase. It then has the drop down list with a phrase or two in it, if it is what you said you select the number, if it isn't you say it again and another list drops down.
Both these two can be downloaded free from the website for a 30 day trial. Download Word Q first then Speak Q. The latter just attaches itself to Word Q and appears in the little toolbar.
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Youthlaw
Community law centre for children and young people.
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