The Pathway to Wellness LEARN HOW WHEN YOU ATTEND What To Do About Your “Special Needs” Child.

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The Pathway to Wellness LEARN HOW WHEN YOU ATTEND What To Do About Your “Special Needs” Child

The Pathway to Wellness MORE THAN A HALF-CENTURY OF EXPERIENCE Parent come from all over the world to The Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential to learn how to significantly increase their child’s mobility, intelligence and social growth, and to improve their health and physical growth. PARENTS ARE THE BEST THERAPISTS The Institutes strongly believe that children do best at home with their mothers and fathers. When parents know how to provide an ideal environment for the brain growth, they are the best teachers for their child. When the family learns how to work as a team, parents can achieve significant results. The family is the answer – not the problem.

The Pathway to Wellness IS YOUR CHILD A CANDIDATE? Children may have been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, autism, Down syndrome, developmental delay, attention deficit disorder hyperactivity, or learning problems. The Institutes treats the full spectrum of “special needs” children. Children range from those who are blind, deaf, paralyzed, insensate and speechless to children who may have learning problems in school.

What You Will Learn ABOUT THE BRAIN Learn what brain injury is, what cause it, and the range of brain injury. Understand how the brain grows and how it can be stimulated to grow faster. ABOUT EVALUTION Learn how to evaluate your child in the six critical areas of human function, resulting in a clear, functional developmental profile.

What You Will Learn ABOUT MOBILITY Mobility is essential to all aspects of brain growth. Parents learn how to create the ideal mobility programs for their child. ABOUT PHYSIOLOGY Understand why brain-injured children have chronic illness and problems with eating, sleeping, breathing, allergies, seizures or behavior. ABOUT INTELLIGENCE Brain-injured children have enormous intellectual potential. Parents learn how to teach effectively and how to learn side-by- side with their child.