In the Spotlight
- Scott's Testimony
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We wanted to share how the Neurodevelopmental Approach dramatically helped our son, Scott. It actually gave him his life. He was just a couple weeks shy of 13 years old when we had our first evaluation in 1989. At that time, Scottie pretty much lived in his own world.
Read More - The Cost of a Miracle
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In 1994, when I became pregnant with my son, Christian, I had no idea what difficulties we would face. His biological father left before he turned six weeks old.
Read More - Brian's Success!
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We noticed something wasn't quite right with our son Brian around the age of 15 months. the pediatricians had us start occupational and speech therapy before he was 2. The next few years were pretty rough and by age 5 Brian had been diagnosed with autism.
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Hope and a Future A Neurodevelopmental Approach
At Hope and a Future, we operate under the following assumptions:
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"Labels" only describe symptoms. |
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To help a child, we need to identify and target |
Every child can learn and function more efficiently. When the brain is given proper stimulation with the appropriate frquency, intensity, and duration, inefficiencies are improved and/or eliminated.
There is a synergistic relationship between neurological and psychological function, nutrition, behavior, and the home and learning environment. To help a child, we need to look at the whole individual
Parents know their child best, and are the keys to implementing any treatment plan. Schools, aides, and others should play a supportive role.