At Play Attention we pride ourselves on our superior educational support.  You are part of the Play Attention family. Every Play Attention client, home or professional, is assigned an educational advisor to help you ever step of the way to ensure your success! Your support is always free and unlimited! We wanted to share with you a recent correspondence between our support staff and one of our Play Attention home clients.  We can […]

I purchased Play Attention back in 2007 after doing some extensive research online for possible things, that could help with my focusing problems at work and elsewhere. Like many adults with ADD, I wasn’t officially diagnosed until I was in my late 40’s.  As a teflon fabrication specialist for my company I needed something to keep me focused on the task at hand to improve my efficiency and speed, as many of the products I built

Caroline I purchased Play attention last May 2014 as of now February 7, 2015 based on data, my daughter have used this for about 56 hours. My daughter was 7 years old at the time we purchased Play Attention. Last year my daughter’s teacher contacted me about her behavior in school (attached is the letter from the teacher as to their observation of her behavior in school). Why Play Attention? Since I

For our family, Play Attention is an essential component of a holistic approach to ADHD. Pablo was diagnosed with ADHD in 1st grade. We decided to put him on medication. Pablo’s teacher did not think the medication significantly improved his ability to focus, so we switched to a different, more powerful medication. He did pay more attention, but at the expense of his appetite and his personality. We were aware he was

By Cameron, age 12 Before Play Attention training I would stare in space and think of nothing. I have the power to think of nothing. I would only get one Montessori math work done in two hours and thirty minutes in class. I was not aware when I lost focus until my teacher would call my name to bring me back. I couldn’t believe my teacher when she said that it was

Actual Thank You Card From a Proud Play Attention Parent… Good day, It is with much emotion that I sit at this computer writing about my son’s experience with the Play Attention program. Our ten year old son, Julian was struggling since the age of five. At the start of kindergarten we were told that Julian was easily distracted. Julian was not reading in the first grade because he had a hard

Our son has always been advanced for his age. Potty trained before he was 2, reading books before he was 3 and the list could go on and on. He is creative, perceptive, original, works best by himself, must finish the task at hand, he is sensitive and generous. It was not until 3rd grade that some of these wonderful traits also became a hardship. At times anxiety would take over his school

Frederic was diagnosed with Aspergers syndrome in 2012 at the age of 8 years old. His existing school refused to continue with his education because they had no facilities to deal with a child on the autistic spectrum. Consequently he spent two years at home whilst we desperately searched for a solution. In September 2014, Frederic was rescolarised in a private school with a classroom helper. His school assessment at the start

I purchased the Play Attention software three months ago for my 10 year old daughter, Keara. She has had a lot of challenges with attention, focus, memory, comprehension and communication since she was very young. When Keara first started using the Play Attention software, she was frustrated, fidgeted a lot, and complained that the games were too long. I created a sticker chart, and for every game she completed she earned some

We have two young boys, and I was looking for something to help improve their attention and responsibility for school work. I found Play Attention while searching online. I was very excited when I found and researched their program. JD, 14, our oldest who has Aspergers, is very smart, but has trouble focusing in school. He also is behind in auditory possessing development than others his age. His social skills need work