When you do an evaluation at a Dore center, what kind of claims do they make?

DO they say things like "Your son will quite certainly benefit from the program", or is it more vague?

Hey there, again, mrsmith. When my son underwent the Dore evaluation, he tested as "borderline" CDD, and they were forthright (and clear) about how much he may (or may not) benefit from the program. It goes without saying, that the more CDD there is, the more potential a client has from benefiting from the program.

He is now graduated from the program with main results in reading comprehension and some executive function development, so even being borderline, I am happy we went forward. Feel free to pick our brains with more questions, and you are also free to post them on the Positive Experience with Dore Program thread (link is in my signature) and you will get a better response from the moms who have had their children participate in Dore.
Bless.