Learn, improve or return to driving with us.
We offer specialist support if you have high anxiety, specific needs, or if you just find learning to drive especially challenging.
Covering Kent, Medway and
most of Surrey & Sussex
A lovely test pass for Isidora in Tunbridge Wells today…… Izzy has been living in the States for a few years and needed to take a UK test, now that she has moved back here with her young family. Izzy only needed a few hours training with Lin and her trainee Jo to get the full UK she wanted.
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Happy Easter everyone
#easter #easterbunny #eastereggs #easterholidays
Congratulations to Greg Aldridge on his recent theory test pass. Greg has worked incredibly hard to get to this point and it means a huge amount to him to have reached this point. But now we need to do that last bit of tweeking to ensure he's ready for that pink licence!! It wont be long now....... if we can get a decent test date!
#DriveCalm #coaching #relaxation #breathingexercises #breathingtechniques #selftalk #deaf #deafawareness #driving #drivinglessons #drivingtest #adhd #anxiety #anxietysupport #ASD #confidence #deaf #dyslexia #dyspraxia #EastGrinstead #edenbridge #hurstgreen #neurodiversity #oxted #redhill #sevenoaks #theorytest #Tourette #tunbridgewells #westerham
Congratulations Lara, you passed your driving test in style!! Be VERY proud!!
A great drive in Sevenoaks today, controlling your anxiety and the pace of the test so that it suited you.
#DriveCalm #coaching #relaxation #breathingexercises #breathingtechniques #selftalk #deaf #deafawareness #driving #drivinglessons #drivingtest #adhd #anxiety #anxietysupport #ASD #confidence #deaf #dyslexia #dyspraxia #EastGrinstead #edenbridge #hurstgreen #neurodiversity #oxted #redhill #sevenoaks #theorytest #Tourette #tunbridgewells #westerham
👏👏👏#MythBustingMonday
Ever heard this before? Have you had it said to you or a loved one? The way dyspraxia affects one person will not necessarily be the same for someone else, it can be so varied and different for each individual person, there isn't such a thing as a 'typical' dyspraxic.
