Erasmus n' Kinkajou 
Dr. Xxxxx : Therapy for Learning Disorders
There are a number of therapies.
Even something as simple as ensuring that the child takes a vitamin tablet every day can result in substantial improvement in test scores over a number of months.
Strangely, if you do this simple thing, there are a number of other ancillary effects often noticed with time. Children become less moody and impulsive. Their behaviour is better. They get on better with their peers and with their siblings and with their parents. They will often fight a lot less.
In seeing these types of response, it becomes obvious that there is something strange going on in these children. The problem is easily recognized if the symptoms are known.
The Paill Spectrum model of disease describes a specific group of symptoms of signs that can be used to predict wellness or unwellness. There are also specific blood tests that show very specific patterns of abnormality and of response to treatment.
Simple treatments- if they follow the Paill Spectrum treatment model, can make a substantial difference to the health status of the child over months. Even simple nutritional changes such as making the child take a good quality multivitamin every day can make a difference to the child’s long-term health status.
Bright kids developing Paill Spectrum stay bright no longer.
The child’s memory, learning and behaviour all improve. This improvement is generally obvious to teachers, parents, siblings and acquaintances. The improvement can be dramatic. I particularly remember one father who summed up the situation nicely: in very ordinary language. He said, “He’s not an effing pain in the arse anymore”.
This type of improvement can be very obvious when appropriate therapy is instituted.
The answers re Paill lie deep within the human brain.
Cat got your tongue- the secret's out.
Erasmus met Dr Xxxxx and over a number of years grew to develop a belief in the problems of our world.
Erasmus is an old dog, but he reckons he still can do new tricks. He’s been around, and up and down a few dry creek beds in his lifetime .Born into servitude at the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, Erasmus quickly realised the world could be a hostile and dangerous place. Puppies disappeared daily, never to be seen again.
Kinkajou: Features in our web sites as an adventurer but he is equally accomplished in the art of reasoning and has often followed the comments of Erasmus to their logical conclusion. His belief in the truth leads him to always "tell it true". This is the world as it can be seen and this is the real world.
Dr AXxxxx. Simply best described as a cold inhuman bastard, Erasmus says we are indeed lucky to have this paranoid psychopath on our side. In spite of his antecedents, his perspective is valuable for us to use to understand our world. Dr AXxxxx’s past background is in taking charge and being master at the helm of the ship of destiny. Control is the ultimate goal. Nothing must stand in the way of control. Domination not cooperation. Suspect your enemies and kill them first, preferably after extracting all useful information. Your destiny is yours to make and to take. Vengeance is a heady mix to this paranoic murderer.
The Commandant: Head of our security detail, the Commandant believes in doing the right thing and always considering safe options. However, his view of what is right is coloured by association with Erasmus, Kinkajou and the doctors Xxxxx.
Frobisher & Beethoven: These guys are our bullywot "security mooks", Frobisher is the literate one while Beethoven provides just more raw muscle power. While Officious and Intolerant of transgressions, they none the less have a sensitive and fragile side to their natures, an aspect their personality totally at odds with their aggressive and fierce appearance.
Goo is a simple and humble mammal.(Actually a marsupial numbat really). His ability to change the world is limited by his meagre intellect and his short life span. Furthermore, as a member of an endangered species, he has to face the prospect of personal death as well as species extinction. He could one day be the last of his kind.