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What Can a Parent Expect from NDD Therapy?
Just as no two children will experience NDD Therapy in the same way, neither are observations
of parents identical. Parents tend to describe the changes as very subtle. Many parents bring
their children to see me for monthly checkups and report that nothing new has been noticed
since the previous visit. Everything is just as it was. Yet, I often note changes in the child’s
overall presentation, confidence, eye contact, verbal expression, coordination and balance
within minutes of our visit. Moms and dads are less apt to notice such things since they
interact with their children on a day-to-day basis. As I probe with specific questions, parents
quickly start to realize that changes have most definitely taken place and feel encouraged that
progress truly is occurring.
I always encourage parents to e-mail me frequently and share new and/or unusual behaviors or
attitudes in their children, and I literally thrive on feedback I receive. Some parents notice
encouraging developments within a few days to a few weeks after getting started; for others,
the changes are slower, but as long as they stay with the program, changes have always come.
Following are excerpts from e-mails or comments shared directly by parents that have been
divided into specific areas: behavior and emotions, academics, physical, and multiple areas.
Just as no two children will experience NDD Therapy in the same way, neither are observations
of parents identical. Parents tend to describe the changes as very subtle. Many parents bring
their children to see me for monthly checkups and report that nothing new has been noticed
since the previous visit. Everything is just as it was. Yet, I often note changes in the child’s
overall presentation, confidence, eye contact, verbal expression, coordination and balance
within minutes of our visit. Moms and dads are less apt to notice such things since they
interact with their children on a day-to-day basis. As I probe with specific questions, parents
quickly start to realize that changes have most definitely taken place and feel encouraged that
progress truly is occurring.
I always encourage parents to e-mail me frequently and share new and/or unusual behaviors or
attitudes in their children, and I literally thrive on feedback I receive. Some parents notice
encouraging developments within a few days to a few weeks after getting started; for others,
the changes are slower, but as long as they stay with the program, changes have always come.
Following are excerpts from e-mails or comments shared directly by parents that have been
divided into specific areas: behavior and emotions, academics, physical, and multiple areas.
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