At INPP, we look behind and treat the symptoms of Neuro Developmental Delay (NDD) by identifying the source of the problem.
Following a complete assessment of you or your child, we can treat and evaluate problems that frequently underlie specific learning difficulties, including:
All of the INPP treatments are drug-free and non-invasive. To find out more about how INPP can help contact our team for more information, or request a detailed brochure.
INPP was set up in 1975 by PhD Psychologist Peter Blythe to research into the effects of immaturity in the functioning of the central nervous on learning outcomes, emotional functioning and behaviour. More information about INPP can be found on our About Us page
Please note that applications for the 2013 training course for practitioners in The INPP Method based in the United Kingdom are now being taken. The dates for the 2013 course are: Module 1 15th-18th January 2013 Module 2 21st-25th January 2013 Module 3 16th – 19th April 2013 Module Read More
For information about training for practitioners in the USA, please contact ajanoura@bellsouth.net. Alternatively the first two modules of the training course for practitioners can be taken in the UK. For details of this course please see http://www.inpp.org.uk/inpp-training/one-year-course/ . Please contact either mail@inpp.org.uk or ajanoura@bellsouth.net for a syllabus.
HowTheLightGetsIn is the world's largest philosophy and music festival. Sally Goddard Blythe is taking part in a debate at this year's event. She will be joined by former BBC Exec Rebecca Asher and the historian of childhood Hugh Cunningham for a philosophy session entitled; Everybody's Child. You can find out more and book tickets at http://howthelightgetsin.org
