TDCC Talks & Training

16/09/2026

Why do some children struggle to focus, write, organise, or participate in class despite having the ability to learn?

Learning difficulties are not always only academic. Movement, body awareness, coordination, attention, and emotional regulation all play an important role in how children learn and participate at school.

Join Rita Kedemos, Senior Psychomotor Therapist, for a live webinar on Understanding Learning Difficulties Through a Psychomotor Approach, where she will answer key questions parents and teachers often ask about children’s learning, regulation, handwriting, motor planning, and classroom participation.

Friday, 18 September 2026
3:00 PM UAE Time
Zoom | Free
Register now: https://form.jotform.com/TDCC/FW3

16/09/2026

Meet Rita Kedemos, Senior Psychomotor Therapist at The Developing Child Centre, bringing over 20 years of clinical, academic, and leadership experience across Lebanon, France, and the UAE.

Join her upcoming webinar as she explores Understanding Learning Difficulties Through a Psychomotor Approach and shares how movement, body awareness, regulation, and participation support children’s learning and development.

16/09/2026

Why do some children struggle to focus, write, organise, or participate in class despite having the ability to learn?

Join Rita Kedemos, Senior Psychomotor Therapist, this Friday for a live webinar on Understanding Learning Difficulties Through a Psychomotor Approach.

Learn how movement, body awareness, coordination, attention, and emotional regulation can influence a child’s learning and school participation.

Register now: https://form.jotform.com/TDCC/FW3

16/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined our recent TDCC Global Community Webinar with Tara Bonner, Chief Neuroeducation Officer at The Arrowsmith Program, Canada.

We were delighted to welcome parents, educators, professionals, caregivers, and advocates from 14 countries. The session explored how different cognitive functions support core learning skills, including reading, writing, maths, memory, attention, and focus, helping participants better understand what may be happening beneath a learner’s challenges.
A heartfelt thank you to Tara for sharing her expertise and to our global community for continuing to make these conversations meaningful.

To book a free consultation for the Arrowsmith Program, email [email protected].

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16/09/2026

Can movement, body awareness, and coordination affect how a child learns?

Join our next TDCC Global Community Webinar as Rita Kedemos, Senior Psychomotor Therapist at The Developing Child Centre, Dubai, explores how psychomotor development can influence attention, information processing, participation, and learning in children with learning difficulties.

This session will help parents, educators, caregivers, and professionals better understand the connection between the body, regulation, and learning, and how psychomotor support can strengthen a child’s ability to engage more successfully at home and in school.

Friday, 18 September 2026
3:00 PM UAE Time
Live on Zoom
Free registration | Link in bio

Open to participants worldwide.

16/09/2026

We’re delighted to welcome Rita Kedemos, Senior Psychomotor Therapist at The Developing Child Centre, to the TDCC Global Community Webinar.

Rita will bring her expertise in psychomotor development to our growing international community of parents, educators, professionals, caregivers, and advocates.

We look forward to a meaningful session focused on understanding how movement, body awareness, coordination, and emotional regulation can influence a child’s learning and development.

11/09/2026

Live Webinar | Thank you for joining us for this session with Tara Bonner, Chief Neuroeducation Officer at the Arrowsmith Program, as she explores how the brain supports learning, attention, and essential academic skills. Watch live on YouTube and be part of the conversation.

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09/09/2026

Who is Tara Bonner, and why is her work important for understanding how the brain learns?

Meet Tara Bonner, Chief Neuroeducation Officer of The Arrowsmith Program, Canada, and our featured speaker for the upcoming webinar, “The Brain’s Role in Reading, Writing, Math, and Focus.”

With nearly 20 years of experience bridging neuroscience and education, Tara brings a deep understanding of how the brain can change, strengthen, and support learning through neuroplasticity.

In this session, she will help parents, educators, and professionals better understand the brain behind learning, attention, academic skills, and cognitive development.

Join us for an insightful conversation on how strengthening cognitive functions can help build stronger foundations for learning.

Friday, 11 September 2026
3:00 PM GST | 7:00 AM EDT
Live Webinar | Free

Register here: https://form.jotform.com/TDCC/WRF

09/09/2026

How does the brain support reading, writing, math, and focus?

Every learning task depends on cognitive functions, the brain skills that help us pay attention, process information, remember what we learn, solve problems, and complete tasks with confidence.

This webinar is designed for parents, educators, and professionals who want to better understand the brain behind learning challenges and how targeted cognitive support can make a meaningful difference.

Friday, 11 September 2026
3:00 PM GST | 7:00 AM EDT
Live Webinar | Free

Register here: https://form.jotform.com/TDCC/WRF

09/09/2026

What role do cognitive functions play in the way we learn, focus, read, write, and solve problems?

We’re delighted to welcome Tara Bonner, Chief Neuroeducation Officer at the Arrowsmith Program, Canada, to the TDCC Global Community Webinar.

Tara joins our international learning community to share valuable insights into the brain processes that support learning and everyday performance.

We look forward to another meaningful session bringing together parents, educators, professionals, caregivers, and advocates from around the world.