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  “Since
  treatment started we have not noticed this wistfulness or sadness, but
  have seen a light go on in Stephanie and she is in a state of
  joyfulness. She is now talking to and with us rather than at us,
  listening and responding.”

   

  Three
  months following treatment Stephanie hypersensitive hearing was in
  control, her language was expressive and receptive improving. She showed
  increased confidence in the use of it. Social interaction in the family
  was wonderful and outside improving with school seeing changes. Her
  mother quoted.

   

  “A lot has happened and we definitely have a different little girl now. People have commented on how mature she is now.”

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  “Since
  treatment started we have not noticed this wistfulness or sadness, but
  have seen a light go on in Stephanie and she is in a state of
  joyfulness. She is now talking to and with us rather than at us,
  listening and responding.”

   

  Three
  months following treatment Stephanie hypersensitive hearing was in
  control, her language was expressive and receptive improving. She showed
  increased confidence in the use of it. Social interaction in the family
  was wonderful and outside improving with school seeing changes. Her
  mother quoted.

   

  “A lot has happened and we definitely have a different little girl now. People have commented on how mature she is now.”

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  Yes, we had a
  long period of echolalia from about four to five.I don't know if I
  mentioned we took M to the Sound Learning centre for Auditory
  integration therapy and light wave therapy and we saw a dramatic leap in
  his speech after that.
  
  There is quite a lot
  of research going on at the mo about SLI, dyslexia and dyspraxia being
  linked to auditory processing problems
  
  I find
  that it returns when he is outside playing and there are lots of
  children speaking at once, if he is in a strange environment and as you
  say when he is unwell.
  
  Picking up on your
  other thread, we didn't have a social worker assigned for our hospital
  visit, but I know that Autism comes under the mental health services
  here. My Mum worked for social services and so I'd probably have
  welcomed another point of contact, had we been offered one. My family
  also thought that I was making a fuss out of nothing but I persevered
  and I'm so glad that I did. Things are so much better now that we have
  the right help.

  By Tclanger on Sun 06-Apr-08 09:47:35

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  Quote from email “University Letter” 23 June 2006
  “On another note, I would like to thank you for all of your help - I
  cannot tell you how much improved my life is now! Since visiting with
  you, I have lived as an independent adult for the first time - held down
  a full time job, had an active

  social
  life, made and regained friendships, changed almost every aspect of my
  life and had almost no problems doing so, and moved away from the
  boyfriend I used as a crutch. Really, I thank you!

                                                     

  Yours, Stacey Felgate”

   

  16 Feb 2007

  Hi,

  My daughter Stacey visited you in April 2006 and received AIT, Light therapy and NDD programme.

  She
  is doing really well and all who know her have commented on the
  difference in her general demeanor. She has returned to university and
  is leading a much fuller life.

  So  a huge "Thank you" for that.

  
  “He is like a different child. It is like he has had an injection of brain cells. Something has clicked!”

  
  

  
  

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  Hi just got back from Sound and Learning Centre.
  
  Was very cautious to if any effects at all! Being an old fashion research mum ABA was all I really followed (with diet).
  
  Gave it a try...ds age 5 yrs loved the music and became relaxed the whole treatment which was a big WOW!
  
  On day 7 ds ASKED to use a hand dryer (usually frightnened and hands over ears).
  Today ds walked down the steps at home correctly for the first time ever
  Noticing lots of improvements in such a short spaceI will bring ds back in 2yrs to see if more improvements are made!
  
  Ds
  did the reflex programmes (did the lot basically) and although I have
  not started these yet I can see the logic in it! Will be starting now ds
  is better after three week virus ds caught in London yuck!
  
  Go for it...the smallest of changes soon add up fast!

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  I've been raving about how good the sound learning centre is. My ds is 9
  and has aspergers. In April he did auditory integration treatment and
  the vision problem. The AIT really helped. At the begining they did an
  audiogram which showed he had distorted and hypersensitive hearing.
  Basically the normal speech frequency was painful for him. After 10 day
  treatment his audiogram showed his hearing was almost perfect. The
  result of that was he stopped needing to walk out of class all the time.
  He used to walk out of class about 5 times a day and now he never does.
  
  
  The vision therapy didn't help as dramitally. Although it did
  give him 3d vision - he stilll has huge visual perception problems. To
  be honest I think maybe he closed his eyes when he was meant to be
  looking at it.
  
  We've just started the neuro development
  programme (retained reflexes) with him - and we are stunned with the
  improvements. He is just far better in every way.
  
  So, they are very expensive, but definately worth it.

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  Took DD to the Sound Learning Centre about three months ago. We had the
  assessment and they advised that DD just coming up to 4 years old could
  be helped by AIT. We went ahead with the treatment and halfway through
  the treatment I did notice that DD seemed to notice more in the
  environment and she was giving eye contact ALL the time when speaking to
  us (she was diagnosed with ASD when 3.5) as opposed to just maybe 70%
  per cent of the time. I wanted to do the treatment in the hope that DD's
  expressive language skills would improve and they have been slowly
  improving but if that would have happened anyway who knows?? Changes can
  happen up to 6-9 months afterward treatment from what I believe. The
  staff were great and I know each child is individual and what could work
  for one child may not for another but I have no regrets about going
  ahead with the treatment. Hope this helps and if you do decide to go
  ahead please let us know how things go.

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