The deprivation of inner sense learning during the early developmental years (due to trauma or illness) distorts the ability to think and solve problems throughout life. It also limits cherished character skills, such as, respect, kindness, generosity, honesty, and fairness.

When children have not yet fully mastered all the necessary developmental stages, problems arise in applying increasingly complex concepts to an immature perceptual base. Although techniques may be used to compensate for developmental gaps, these compensations become inadequate as academic challenges increase in complexity.

What Does PEP Achieve?

The Perceptual Enrichment Program retraces the early developmental process, supporting the growth of individual potential. It enables the individual to relate objectively and recognize alternatives.

PEP combines readily with other ongoing therapies and educational activities. It enhances the assimilation of related skills such as: gross and fine motor planning, self-esteem, problem solving skills, time management and creativity.

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