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  Jenny and Rachel love new improved relationships and learning abilities.
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  Jenny transferred her skills to school, to home and on vacation. Jenny At Lake Tahoe & Failure Free!
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  to teachers, aides, therapists and her speech therapist."
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  Rachel's mom says, "As Rachel became more successful, her communication partners expanded
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  "Rachel learned to rely on her auditory pathway to manage life, persuade, and negotiate with others."
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  "Rachel helped with cooking, laundry and household chores."

What is Florance Syndrome
The Maverick Mind?

Although Dr. Cheri florance had the training to help others overcome brain problems, she was not prepared for her greatest challege - her own son Whitney. born with seemingly undefeatable disabilities, Dr. florance could not accept the limited life that such a condition predicted. So she developed what would become a miraculous breakthrough now respected around the world. Thoughout her 30 year career, Dr. florance has helped hundreds of people in all walks of life. Her work not only illuminates the mysteries of the mind, but it proves that through determination and perseverance people can overcome insumountable odds.

Workshop Delivery Options:

  Videoconference Training

Videoconferencing technology is an exciting and cost-iffective solution to meet your staff development needs. whther your school district has multiple locations, or you have a primary training location equipped with videoconferencing technology, these live interactive workshops can be delivered to you in real time - at a time that is convenient for you!

Videoconferencing technology allows the display of multi-media presentations, web based resources and sharing of other media to support the training event. Out expert technicians can work with you to test your own videoconferencing equipment, arrange to have multiple locations connected at the same time, or locate an exisitng facility nearby for you to access.

  Webcast Training

Webcasting allows large, geographically dispersed groups to participate in live training using video and audio streaming or audio only over the internet. This technology provides high quiality audio and video broadcasts that can be delivered to desktop or home computers with accompanying visuals or slides. The key advantage to these programs is that they can be archived for future replay or stared on a CD-ROM for later viewing. Webcasting is becoming increasingly common and is a cost effective means for receiving and archiving training.