Geri made up her mind early on that her son Joey would be treated like every other child. Yes, he was autistic, but he had to learn to live in the “real world,” and she was going to make sure he knew how. Thanks to a lot of love, effort and two years of neurofeedback, that goal is becoming a reality.
Like so many other parents, Geri was caught off guard when her son, who had progressed normally for the first 18 months of his life, began exhibiting bizarre and distressing behaviors.
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Linda’s heart nearly burst with joy as her eight-year-old son Trevor stood next to her, enthusiastically helping her dig a hole in the family garden. Earlier that day he’d been at school peacefully interacting with kids in his aftercare program, and that night he’d sit down to do his homework all by himself.
While on the surface these everyday activities appeared unremarkable, what was occurring felt nothing short of a miracle to Linda.
Almost since Trevor’s birth Linda and her husband John* of Palm Beach County, Florida had been in the struggle of their lives to save their precious son. From the time he was two years old, they suspected something was wrong with their only child but didn’t know what it was.
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Kavan’s story starts out like that of so many other autistic children. Normal birth. Healthy and happy for 18 months or so. Then language goes away. And eye contact ceases. And other unusual behaviors, like perfectly lining up toys, become a daily event.
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6 year old Autistic Boy, very hyperactive, extremely limited speech.
Since starting the neurofeedback, the first thing the mom reported was that he became very “chatty” – though much of the speech initially was unintelligible or at just very limited words. As training has increased, he has become much more calm. He can sit still for much longer periods of time. He is continuing to speak more, in context, and in response to what it going on around him. His teachers are reporting he is doing “awesome” in school, really paying attention, and learning better.
Video: 6 year old Autistic boy using Neurofeedback.
Interview with Darlene, his mom who was referred for neurofeedback by his Occupational Therapist. She reports “the benefits outweighed any other therapies we’ve done.” She reported that he’s become more relaxed, more verbal. He’s more social, interacting with others in ways she never thought he could do. And more conversational. Created by EEGinfo.
After 1 year of training with neurofeedback, here are some of the changes reported: