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The Morris Center Ponte Vedra Beach

The Morris Center Ponte Vedra Beach

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Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 216 followers

Transdisciplinary Team: expert assessment & treatment of Neurodevelopmental Disorders & Learning Difficulties, all ages.

About us

Founded by Developmental Behavioral Pediatrician Dr. Ann Alexander, and currently owned and operated by Dr. Tim Conway, The Morris Center has over 27 years of experience – including helping conduct and publish NIH funded research proving the efficacy of portions of The Morris Center’s treatment program. The Morris Center’s research and clinical data repeatedly support the success of the intensive, transdisciplinary treatment model. Equally important, the treatment outcomes are robust and typically long-term with little to no long-term follow-up required. The Morris Center is an all-inclusive neurodevelopmental treatment and assessment center. We help improve skills of children and adults who have difficulty with school or job success, e.g. poor reading, spelling, comprehension, writing, speech, math, sensory processing attention, behavior or social skills. Uniquely, The Morris Center uses a transdisciplinary team of caring professionals, individually tailored assessment and treatment, and a scientifically proven treatment program. This program makes long-term improvements of weak skills that may cause academic or job difficulties. The Morris Center’s cutting-edge assessment model is transdisciplinary, client specific and aims to guide treatment planning. Our transdisciplinary assessment and treatment team includes professionals in child psychiatry, clinical psychology, neuropsychology, nurse practitioner, occupational therapy, special education, and speech-language pathology. These professionals design the assessment to identify an individual’s specific profile of strengths and weaknesses. Identifying clients’ strengths and weaknesses can uncover likely causes of their learning difficulties, poor academic performance or limited job success. Similarly, this profile guides The Morris Center’s selected treatment program. The primary aim of the treatment program is to improve a client’s weaknesses and improve academic or work performance. Thus, treatment is tailored

Industry
Medical Practices
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida
Type
Self-Owned
Founded
1986
Specialties
Dyslexia, Learning Disorders, Language, Speech Pathology, Neuropsychology, Occupational Therapy, School difficulties, children, teenagers, college students, adults, enrichment, remedial, psychotherapy, behavior management, parent support, classroom instruction, small-group, and transdisciplinary team services

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  • What if your teen is 16, plenty intelligent, hard working, but can’t read above a 1st grade level and has no hope of going to college - despite his dream of being a pilot?? You contact The Morris Center Ponte Vedra Beach or The Morris Center or The Morris Centre Trinidad and Tobago and watch the transdisciplinary team of SLP, OT, Neuropsych, educators and more use their expertise, the NOW! Programs® and a TMC company services model with 39 years of professional excellence in making “Life Changing” outcomes. Meet Nate, who is now reading above grade level, a high school graduate, enrolled in an aviation degree program at a competitive university (SLU) and on the road to achieving his dream of being a pilot. There are many more Dyslexia Success Stories happening every day at www.TheMorrisCenter.com #DyslexiaScience See a whole YouTube series of Dyslexia Success Stories as told by the successful Dyslexic child, teenager, twins, young adults, and even 50+ year old Dyslexic adults too. #DyslexiaSuccess has no age limit. https://lnkd.in/eMJAfAUU

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    View profile for Tim Conway, PhD

    President at The Morris Center clinics, CEO NOW! Programs; Dyslexic & Brain Scientist published in Neuropsychology, Neuroimaging, Neurorehabilitation and Neurodevelopmental Disorders Diagnosis & Treatment

    This week on "Dyslexia Discussions & More," Dr. Tim Conway will be hosting solo for a special live podcast event happening tomorrow at 5 PM Eastern Time! This interactive episode is designed for parents and professionals who want to better understand how the brain-behavior science of Neuropsychology empowers our knowledge of neurodiversity. All human brains have a wide range of learning, sensory, motor, cognitive and mood/behavior strengths and weaknesses - we all have them. The question is do we work around weaknesses, empower them into new strengths or accommodate/support them? Dr. Conway will answer your live posted questions and some of the most commonly asked neuropsychology questions, including: 🧠 How can a neuropsychologist help my child with learning difficulties? 📖 What signs suggest my child might need a neuropsychological evaluation? 🔍 How does brain development affect reading and learning struggles? ⚡ Can the brain really “rewire” to improve learning skills? 🎓 What’s the difference between tutoring and neuropsychological intervention? ❓ Want to get your own questions answered? Submit them now by direct messaging us or posting them in the comments below! Dr. Conway will address as many of your questions as possible during this engaging, informative and live discussion. 📅 Don't miss this opportunity to get expert insights in real time! Tune in tomorrow at 5 PM Eastern Time to gain a deeper understanding of neuropsychology and how it can help children with learning challenges.

    Ask Your Neuropsych Questions

    Ask Your Neuropsych Questions

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  • Join Dr. Tim Conway and special guest Michelle Yepez on this week’s episode of the Dyslexia Success Stories! podcast tomorrow at 12 PM Eastern Time for an eye-opening discussion about the fight for real dyslexia remediation. If your child has ever been denied the help they desperately need, you’re not alone. Like the William A. case, Michelle’s son was told that remediation was impossible for a 16 year old and that accommodations were the only option. But Michelle refused to accept that verdict. After years of heartbreak, many failed interventions, and legal battles, she finally found a real solution—the NOW! Program®, which took her son from being nearly illiterate in high school to studying aviation at a university. This episode also delves into the landmark William A. v. Clarksville-Montgomery County School System decision, which reinforced that IEPs must focus on more than just accommodations—they must provide real intervention to address foundational reading skills. The ruling ordered 888 hours of compensatory dyslexia tutoring after the court found that the school had failed to provide meaningful educational progress. Michelle’s own battle for her son echoes this case, revealing the harsh reality of navigating the failed special education system and the life-changing impact of finding the right intervention. What happens when a school system fails to teach a child to read? How can parents fight for real remediation instead of just accommodations? And what made the NOW! Program® the successful remediation Michelle’s son desperately needed and that she knew in her heart and mind had to be possible for an intelligent, hard working and otherwise very capable young boy? Tune in tomorrow at 12 PM Eastern Time for this powerful and informative episode—one that every parent and educator needs to hear! Don’t miss it! #Dyslexia #DyslexiaScience #DyslexiaSuccess #DyslexiaDiscussions #DyslexiaEducation #DyslexiaAwareness #DyslexiaSupport #DyslexiaMyths #DyslexiaRemediation #speech #language #reading #spelling #NOWprograms #eTutoring #DrConway #DyslexiaSuccessStories #DyslexiaDiscussions #DyslexiaDiscussionsAndMore #DyslexicThinking #DyslexiaSuccessStory #dyslexicthinking #madebydyslexia 

    View profile for Tim Conway, PhD

    President at The Morris Center clinics, CEO NOW! Programs; Dyslexic & Brain Scientist published in Neuropsychology, Neuroimaging, Neurorehabilitation and Neurodevelopmental Disorders Diagnosis & Treatment

    Join Dr. Tim Conway and special guest Michelle Yepez on this week’s episode of the Dyslexia Success Stories! podcast tomorrow at 12 PM Eastern Time for an eye-opening discussion about the fight for real dyslexia remediation. If your child has ever been denied the help they desperately need, you’re not alone. Like the William A. case, Michelle’s son was told that remediation was impossible for a 16 year old and that accommodations were the only option. But Michelle refused to accept that verdict. After years of heartbreak, many failed interventions, and legal battles, she finally found a real solution—the NOW! Program®, which took her son from being nearly illiterate in high school to studying aviation at a university. This episode also delves into the landmark William A. v. Clarksville-Montgomery County School System decision, which reinforced that IEPs must focus on more than just accommodations—they must provide real intervention to address foundational reading skills. The ruling ordered 888 hours of compensatory dyslexia tutoring after the court found that the school had failed to provide meaningful educational progress. Michelle’s own battle for her son echoes this case, revealing the harsh reality of navigating the failed special education system and the life-changing impact of finding the right intervention. What happens when a school system fails to teach a child to read? How can parents fight for real remediation instead of just accommodations? And what made the NOW! Program® the successful remediation Michelle’s son desperately needed and that she knew in her heart and mind had to be possible for an intelligent, hard working and otherwise very capable young boy? Tune in tomorrow at 12 PM Eastern Time for this powerful and informative episode—one that every parent and educator needs to hear! Don’t miss it! Link to William A. v. Clarksville-Montgomery County School System Here: https://shorturl.at/XuJO5 #Dyslexia #DyslexiaScience #DyslexiaSuccess #DyslexiaDiscussions #DyslexiaEducation #DyslexiaAwareness #DyslexiaSupport #DyslexiaMyths #DyslexiaRemediation #speech #language #reading #spelling #NOWprograms #eTutoring #DrConway #DyslexiaSuccessStories #DyslexiaDiscussions #DyslexiaDiscussionsAndMore #DyslexicThinking #DyslexiaSuccessStory #dyslexicthinking #madebydyslexia

    “Unteachable” to University: A Mother’s Fight

    “Unteachable” to University: A Mother’s Fight

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  • PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE DISTRIBUTION: JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Dyslexic brain scientist releases LipLetter Land™, a groundbreaking early literacy app for children 3 to 6 years old, and is transforming how young learners build foundational reading skills. Created by esteemed neuropsychologist Dr. Tim Conway, a leader in dyslexia research and literacy development, the app blends engaging, science-backed activities with a 6-way neurodevelopmental multisensory learning approach proven to strengthen early literacy skills [click link to read more] https://lnkd.in/en4GcibZ

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    View profile for Tim Conway, PhD

    President at The Morris Center clinics, CEO NOW! Programs; Dyslexic & Brain Scientist published in Neuropsychology, Neuroimaging, Neurorehabilitation and Neurodevelopmental Disorders Diagnosis & Treatment

     This week on Dyslexia Discussions & More, Dr. Tim Conway and Stephen Yearout take a closer look at some of the most popular early literacy apps to compare and contrast their methodology, features, research backing, and potential results for young learners—both with and without language impairments. They’ll be exploring LipLetter Land™, a revolutionary new speech-to-print app derived from the evidence-based NOW! Foundations for Speech, Language, Reading & Spelling®, alongside other well-known literacy apps, including: 📱 Khan Academy Kids 📱 Reading Eggs - Learn to Read 📱 Learn to Read - Duolingo ABC 📱 ABCmouse: Reading & Math Games 📱 HOMER: Fun Learning for Kids Rather than ranking these apps, this episode will compare their approaches—from phonics-based instruction to speech-to-print learning—while discussing how they support foundational literacy skills like oral-motor awareness, phonemic awareness, sound-letter association, and reading fluency. 💡 What’s been your experience with early literacy apps?      📖 What early literacy apps have you and your child tried?      📖 Are there features your child loves, ignores, or finds frustrating?      📖 Have you noticed gaps in existing apps that could be improved?      📖 Which features do you, the parent, appreciate the most?      📖 Did/does your child use any early literacy apps as a supplemental, remedial, homeschool or classroom curriculum?      📖 How well did your child apply the app’s methods and practice to real-world reading and language skills? Join us for an insightful discussion on how different literacy apps approach early reading instruction, what research suggests about their effectiveness, and how parents and educators can make informed choices when selecting the best tools for young learners. 🎙️ Tune in for a balanced, research-driven conversation on what truly makes an early literacy app effective!    #Dyslexia  #DyslexiaSuccess #DyslexiaDiscussions #DyslexiaScience #DyslexiaEducation #DyslexiaAwareness #DyslexiaSupport #DyslexiaMyths #DyslexiaRemediation #speech #language #reading #spelling #NOWprograms #eTutoring #DrConway #DyslexiaSuccessStories #DyslexiaDiscussions #DyslexiaDiscussionsAndMore #DyslexicThinking #DyslexiaSuccessStory  #dylsexicthinking #madebydyslexia

    Comparing Top Early Literacy Apps

    Comparing Top Early Literacy Apps

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    View profile for Tim Conway, PhD

    President at The Morris Center clinics, CEO NOW! Programs; Dyslexic & Brain Scientist published in Neuropsychology, Neuroimaging, Neurorehabilitation and Neurodevelopmental Disorders Diagnosis & Treatment

    This week on the Dyslexia Success Stories! podcast, we welcome a very special guest—Chloe Conway, daughter of Dr. Tim Conway. Chloe’s journey from struggling reader to academic achiever is a testament to the power of early, evidence-based intervention. As a young child, Chloe faced significant reading challenges. At the end of her first-grade year, during the final parent-teacher meeting—and despite no prior concerns raised by her teacher—her school informed her parents that "Chloe is not ready for second grade. Her reading skills haven’t ‘clicked’ yet. For some kids, reading just ‘clicks’ later in age. She needs to repeat 1st grade." This revelation came as a surprise to her parents, both of whom were experts in dyslexia remediation. Despite Dr. Conway’s extensive expertise as a neuropsychologist with peer-reviewed research in dyslexia prevention and intervention, and Chloe’s mother’s experience as an instructor at a specialized dyslexia clinic, neither of them initially recognized the warning signs in their own daughter. Rather than accepting retention as the solution, Chloe’s parents made a well-informed decision—she and her older brother, Sheridan, would spend the summer in an intensive program at The Morris Center. There, Chloe underwent evidence-based interventions, including an early version of the NOW! Foundations for Speech, Language, Reading & Spelling® program, paired with Occupational Therapy incorporating Sensory Integration Therapy. The results? Nothing short of remarkable. Not only did Chloe return to school reading at or above grade level, but her success also reshaped the way her teachers and school administration viewed dyslexia intervention. This pivotal moment set Chloe on an accelerated academic path, leading her to graduate with an Associate’s Degree before finishing high school and later earning her Bachelor’s in Science from the University of North Florida. Now, in 2024, Chloe has reached another major milestone—earning her Master’s in Occupational Therapy from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences! As she prepares for her board certification, she is bringing her personal experience and expertise full circle by returning to The Morris Center, where her journey began. How did two parents with deep expertise in dyslexia intervention overlook early warning signs in their own child? What was it like growing up with a dyslexia expert as a father? How did Chloe go from being told she needed to repeat first grade to reading above her grade level in just one summer? How did early intervention shape her confidence? And what does Chloe hope to bring to the next generation of children facing the same struggles she once did? Tune in this Friday at 12 PM Eastern Time for an incredible episode as Chloe shares her inspiring journey! #Dyslexia #DyslexiaSuccess #DyslexiaScience #DyslexicSuccess #DyslexiaSuccessStory #DyslexiaSuccessStories #dylsexicthinking #madebydyslexia

    From “Brain Camp” to Occupational Therapist

    From “Brain Camp” to Occupational Therapist

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    View profile for Tim Conway, PhD

    President at The Morris Center clinics, CEO NOW! Programs; Dyslexic & Brain Scientist published in Neuropsychology, Neuroimaging, Neurorehabilitation and Neurodevelopmental Disorders Diagnosis & Treatment

    Join us at a special time tomorrow, 11:45 AM Eastern, for this week's episode of the "Dyslexia Success Stories!' podcast. This week, we’ll share the incredible journey of two remarkable brothers both with Severe Dyslexia. Today, these brothers are thriving in The NOW! Foundations for Speech, Language, Reading, and Spelling® program and both improved their reading skills by over 5 grade levels. Before beginning online, evidence-based Dyslexia tutoring with the NOW! Programs company, both boys faced significant learning challenges, despite years of speech, ABA, and occupational therapy services. The older brother completed a neuropsychological evaluation prior to NOW! Programs, while the younger brother completed one after starting the NOW! Program. Before starting their online sessions, both boys read below the 1st grade level - they struggled & read K and 1st grade books, around 80-90% accurate and did not know all of their sounds and letters. Fast forward to today, and now their mom reports that her boys’ transformation is astonishing. Both boys are enrolled in a private school environment, reading well above their grade levels. Their mom describes their progress as "incredible," highlighting their ability to process how to read, decode, and spell words accurately—moving far beyond mere memorization. Witnessing their growth has been nothing short of life-changing!, says their mom. During the podcast, we’ll dive into how The NOW! Program helps bridge the gap for students with foundational skill deficits. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear directly about their journey and how your child could benefit from the same life-changing approach! Tune in, get inspired, and join the conversation. We can’t wait to share this mom’s journey of hope, finding progress, and seeing her own sons’ real Dyslexia Success Stories!!! #DyslexiaSuccess #DyslexiaScience #Dyslexia #dyslexicthinking

    Reading Improved 5+ grades: Brothers Beat Dyslexia

    Reading Improved 5+ grades: Brothers Beat Dyslexia

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    View profile for Tim Conway, PhD

    President at The Morris Center clinics, CEO NOW! Programs; Dyslexic & Brain Scientist published in Neuropsychology, Neuroimaging, Neurorehabilitation and Neurodevelopmental Disorders Diagnosis & Treatment

    Join us today at NOON, 12PM ET, on the Dyslexia Success Stories! podcast as we explore the Betzmer family's inspiring journey through the challenges of dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, and more. From early signs of struggle in preschool to years of trial and error with interventions, their story is one of determination, resilience, and eventual triumph with the NOW! Programs®. Discover how the Betzmers navigated a landscape of public school programs, specialized interventions, and homeschooling, all while advocating tirelessly for their daughter. Despite setbacks and so many ineffective solutions, they found hope and life-changing results with the evidence-based NOW! Programs® and Sensory Integration Occupational Therapy at The Morris Center. Many parents are surprised to find out that some aspects of reading and spelling will more likely be fully developed IF their child completes a course of specialized Sensory Integration OT in an intensive and highly structured, developmental series of training - then visual memory of sight words are more likely to improve and visual-memory/visual-motor skills are more likely to empower spelling of irregular words. Join us to learn more about the Sensory Pyramid connection to empowering "orthographic memory" - needed for better reading and spelling of sight words, after phonological awareness has been fully empowered, too. We'll share the Sensory Pyramid diagram to help explain this developmental system that can only be fully empowered by expertly trained OT's who are Sensory Integration certified and mentored by senior OTs too. We’ll dive into: The emotional and academic toll of delayed progress and misdiagnoses. The transformational impact of gaining three years of reading in just several months of NOW! Foundations for Speech, Language, Reading and Spelling® The powerful breakthroughs made possible through The Morris Center clinics' sensory integration trained and highly skilled occupational therapist, empowering visual perception, visual memory, visual recognition (components lumped into the term Orthographic Memory), fine motor skills, visual + fine motor skills and other related sensory-motor regulation & modulation challenges. Hear firsthand how the Betzmer family's journey has not only changed their daughter’s academic trajectory, but also restored her confidence, opened doors for college, and reignited her love for learning. Journey's like this help families know to expect more and find more empowering services, so their child can truly unlock their full learning potential and pursue their own academic, interpersonal and occupational goals. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or someone seeking to understand the complexities of learning challenges, like dyslexia, dysgraphia, sensory processing disorder and more, this episode is filled with insights, encouragement, and revelations about just how much we can empower new strengths, skills and abilities.

    Finally, a Program That Worked!

    Finally, a Program That Worked!

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