My K2 son, Enzo, has just graduated from the NeuroLAT program after a year of training — and I couldn’t be more proud of his transformation.
When we first started, Enzo struggled significantly with activating his thinking processes. As an auditory learner, he could not retain what he saw, and I often had to explain things repeatedly before he understood. He couldn’t remember more than three letters at a time, making spelling and word recognition feel almost impossible.
But through consistent coaching and applying Lynn’s NeuroLAT techniques at home, we began to see remarkable improvements. Enzo now memorises his spelling quickly — after just two rounds of writing practice, he can recall and spell new words accurately even when I cover them. He picks up vocabulary with much more ease.
Previously, I even suspected he might be dyslexic, as he often reversed letters in writing. Yet, this issue has faded as his brain rewiring accelerated. He has not only overcome this, but he now enjoys learning. His spatial intelligence, which used to confuse him, has taken a leap — he solves complex spatial tasks faster than I do! He even builds his own imaginary houses using magnetic tiles, showcasing his vivid creativity and logical thinking.
On top of that, he has taken an interest in abacus and can now calculate 3-digit arithmetic problems — something we never imagined possible at this stage.
When Enzo began NeuroLAT at K1, he could only manage about 65 questions in one session. Today at K2, he confidently completes 120 questions in one go.
I am deeply grateful for the NeuroLAT program and the tremendous impact it has had on my son’s cognitive growth. I am thankful Audrey Wong posted on her Instagram posts about her children’s progress on NeuroLAT so I could get to know such a great program for my children too! I’m looking forward to enrolling his younger sister, who’s turning two soon, once she’s ready to begin her own journey.