Dear friends and readers of the book [psi], it has happened! The prestigious American publication Journal of Psychology and Psychotherapy Research (JPPR) has presented the REI method for eliminating dyslexia across seventeen pages, which, as you know, is the result of local knowledge.
JPPR belongs to one of the world's most reputable scientific publication groups under SAVVY Science Publisher, where the most distinguished researchers from various fields of science publish their findings on a special platform. For the first time, a Slovenian has managed to break into this circle. The significance of this discovery is also evidenced by the fact that the publication almost without exception only publishes papers backed by prestigious research institutions, which is not the case here. The editorial board approved the publication after a careful review by independent experts upon the recommendation of British scientist Dr. Jelena Mann, Institute of Cellular Medicine, Framlington Place, Newcastle upon Tyne. http://savvysciencepublisher.com/downloads/jpprv1n2a4/ Dyslexia is considered one of the most widespread and extensively researched psychological disorders. Every year, 5% of children who want to learn to read and write face it. In the profession, the disorder has so far been considered lifelong and irremediable; we only knew of approaches that alleviate a child's learning difficulties. A few children who have already succeeded on home soil with the help of the new method prove the opposite. With the publication of this article, the new method and with it the REI theory are moving to the next level—a test by the profession worldwide. The effectiveness of the method as guaranteed by its author would represent one of the greatest discoveries in the field of psychology in the last decade. The publication of the article in JPPR places the book [psi] in a completely new light and refutes many critics and skeptics who attribute an inferior background to the book. As of today, a new chapter is opening for the book, as acceptance into the circle of such distinguished researchers signifies not only interest from the profession but also exceptional recognition. Nevertheless, there is still a long way to go before the general use of the method for eliminating dyslexia, as those who need it most do not yet know it even exists. Everyone who believes they can and wants to help, I ask you to share this message with friends and acquaintances, because you never know how close people who need help sometimes are, and they don't know how close the solution to their problem is. As you know, the method is available for free to everyone who needs it. It is presented here.