testimonials

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 David was very good with my visually impaired son, understood his needs and provided accurate support where necessary. 

I pray he still goes to the various schools providing support as the teachers in my son's case didn't have a clue of how to support him. David's intervention made all the difference in the right direction.

 I have been having counselling for anxiety which I have been living with for some years. When I first started I didn't know what to expect as it had got to the stage where I struggled to talk to anyone about how I was feeling. 

Thanks to David's patience and brilliant advice I am starting to find ways to cope with my anxiety and to be able to see a way to move forward. 

  For several years. sight loss left me with a lot of anger, depression and anxiety. Luckily, I came across David’s services at a time I really needed a mentor to guide me through my grief and struggles. With extensive therapy, I have been able to see my health conditions as a driving force rather than a setback or limitation.

I think David’s counselling service is such a gift of hope and support. I believe this offers so many young people and parents and families hope for the future when sometimes you can feel at your lowest. 

David had so much expertise to offer and he had a great way to get my daughter to engage and feel at ease and open up to discuss issues that children don’t always recognise but it can come out through play games and music. 

  I would recommend David any time to parents with visually impaired children, and encourage ethnic minority families to speak up and learn to accept help. 

Experience has proven that ethnic minority families are often in denial when their children have disabilities. Instead of looking for diagnoses and solutions, some are in total denial while others say they will pray for God to help them. 

 When I first came to see David, I was struggling a lot with my sight and coming to terms with things. 

Since seeing him, I have been so much more positive and am able to cope with life in general. I really cannot thank David enough for all he has done. I am able to get on with life and have learnt how to cope with my impairment.