LDA Advocacy Video
New Awareness Video From The Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA) “The Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA) is a national network, with 14,000 national state and local members including individuals with learning disabilities, their families, and the professionals who work with them. Organized in 1963, LDA has over 100 state and local affiliates,... Read More
Jake’s Oral and Verbal Apraxia Gets Nutritional Help While Waiting Over A Year For An SLP
“NV truly has been a miracle, not just for Jake, but for our entire family”~Angela, Jake’s mom Jake and his little brother 2013 “As far as his expressive language goes treat him like he is a deaf child. Teach him sign language & get him an aid in school so he can be mainstreamed with a signing aid. Also get him a speaking device that will ease his... Read More
Nutrition Cognition Research Articles
Positive Effects Through Nutrition Specific Nutritional Strategies For Neurological Conditions -An Exciting Direction In Research Jilly was diagnosed with apraxia and dyspraxia by an SLP and a neurologist According to the latest estimates from the CDC, as many as one in 50 kids in U.S. schools have autism. This isn’t even including those now diagnosed with apraxia, a... Read More
Nutritional Effects On Learning
“Nutrition isn’t a fleeting affair, we are, quite literally, what we eat as well as what our parents and even grandparents ate.” Randy L. Jirtle, Ph.D. Director of the Epigenetics and Imprinting Laboratory Duke University Taine September Before NV original According to the Society for Neuroscience, Diet and the brain, from March of 2003, studies revealed that diets with... Read More
Speech Therapy Matrix
Guideline for Speech-Language Eligibility Criteria/Matrix for Schools In addition to a diagnosis such as apraxia, dysarthria, phonological impairment etc. it’s important to know the severity level of your child’s diagnosis when seeking appropriate therapy. This matrix which was first developed for school based SLPs. In the following chart Mild, Moderate, Severe, and... Read More
Diet May Help ADHD More Than Drugs
“One estimate is that 10% of children are being diagnosed with ADHD. I’m not saying there is no such thing, I just don’t believe it’s an epidemic. If you sit children down hour after hour doing low grade clerical work, don’t be surprised if they start to fidget. Children are not for the most part suffering from psychological conditions, they are suffering from childhood.”... Read More
How Do You Give A Child B12 Shots? Methylcobalamin (“B12″) Injection Instructions
How to give your child B12 shots, Dr. James Neubrander’s protocol While B12 shots may not be needed by most, through research involving 40 autistic children, B12 injections “may be of clinical benefit in some children who have autism.” When looking at successful nutritional strategies, I highly suggest to first try NV original. where all ingredients are 100%... Read More
My-COMMUNICATION How to Teach a Child with Autism to Talk
My Motivation is the key to talk or to communicate How to Teach a Child with Autism to Talk Autism Community Magazine (Volume 2, Fall 2012) By Renai Jonas Ed.D.,CCC-SLP It is well documented that speech and language impairments and communication deficits are symptoms of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (DSM IV-TR). Approximately twenty-five percent (25%) of children with Autism... Read More
Nordic Natural Jellies Taste Like Candy With Comparable Omega 3 Formula To ProEFA
Many wonder “HOW do I get fish oils into a child?” Before I share alternatives that have no taste like algae, or that taste like candy like this Omega 3 Jellie, I want you to know the cheapest way to get fish oils into a child is to serve them fish oil. There are some children that don’t mind, or even like the taste of fish oils believe it or not! Sometimes as... Read More
Numerous Children With Autism Respond To Nutritional Treatment-Is This Rare?
The CDC Now Estimates That One in Fifty Children Has An Autism Diagnosis Finley age 5 and Kieran age 4 are brothers diagnosed with autism And yet in spite of numerous studies little is known how to prevent or treat autism. In the Spring of 2001 the journal Pediatrics published ‘Therapies for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders” a metaanalysis which analyzed autism research... Read More
