One recent example that comes to mind is the case of a young three year old child diagnosed with Autism whose developmental growth had been halted at 18 months of age. She hadn't spoken, made any significant eye contact or had any real awareness of those around her, (including her mother), which of course was heart breaking for those who love her.
At her first visit, we cleared an emotional trauma. Immediately after her treatment, this little girl spun around to me, looked up at me with a big smile, with outstretched arms. I picked her up and greeted her. She then looked around to find her mother and called, "Mummy"! Her mother broke into tears, as her daughter walked over to her for her first 'real' hug and contact for 18 months! "Welcome to the world dear little one!"
After three months of treatment, this developmentally delayed little girl is catching up quickly. She makes lots of direct eye contact, conversation, creative play, social interaction. She has also found the classic "NO" of a young healthy child.
The best news is that she is no longer being classified as Autistic!
5 years later, I ran into Donors mother. She was so excited to tell me:
"Donor is now reading, writing, communicating at a normal age level and best of all she is in a normal, mainstream class and holding her own with other students. She is well adjusted socially and has a few lovely normal friends. She has just gone from strength to strength. Thanks Lee-Anne for changing Donors and my life permanently".
Anne B, Melville West Aust
At her first visit, we cleared an emotional trauma. Immediately after her treatment, this little girl spun around to me, looked up at me with a big smile, with outstretched arms. I picked her up and greeted her. She then looked around to find her mother and called, "Mummy"! Her mother broke into tears, as her daughter walked over to her for her first 'real' hug and contact for 18 months! "Welcome to the world dear little one!"
After three months of treatment, this developmentally delayed little girl is catching up quickly. She makes lots of direct eye contact, conversation, creative play, social interaction. She has also found the classic "NO" of a young healthy child.
The best news is that she is no longer being classified as Autistic!
5 years later, I ran into Donors mother. She was so excited to tell me:
"Donor is now reading, writing, communicating at a normal age level and best of all she is in a normal, mainstream class and holding her own with other students. She is well adjusted socially and has a few lovely normal friends. She has just gone from strength to strength. Thanks Lee-Anne for changing Donors and my life permanently".
Anne B, Melville West Aust
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