All Kids Are Perfect! Children are not their diagnosis! Developmentally, every child is exactly where they are supposed to be in any given moment in time.Sound radical? It is.This idea of radical acceptance is when we stop fighting reality-and we let the magic happen.It means not letting a diagnosis determine how we approach each child and their future outcome.Radical acceptance isn’t embracing a give-up attitude.Rather, it gives hope because we’re not in a constant state of judging or fighting the situation.My threefold purpose is simple: treat the individual child, educate and empower the parents, and reach outcomes that are important to the family unit…and do it all with empathy and compassion.I have parent's permission to post.I don't tolerate hate and you will be blocked.I see kids for a lot of diagnoses including genetic disorders, cerebral pasly, degenerative diseases, and unknown causes of delay.We take donations for scholarships below: 501(c)(3).Thank you for being here.
I feel this little girls is so vulrenable, for the whole world to see her crying...I can't watch this...I hope she does not mind when she is older that she's on the worldwideweb where every human out there can see her
This is wonderful for the families who can afford it. If you look on their website you'll find that this is VERY expensive. The cost is $280 for each 45 minute session and they are not in network with any insurance company. I presume that the children we see in these videos come from very rich families. Most families could never do this, especially.If they live out of town and also have travel and lodging expenses. Also the only way you get a refund is if the parent or child is so sick they are hospitalized but the staff can cancel sessions for personal illness or family emergencies. This is why they encourage you to buy trip insurance, in case you go there and the whole thing is canceled, because a staff remember gets sick or has a family emergency. The therapy part of this is amazing.The financial and cancellation policy is disturbing. These videos make them look so generous and loving, but apparently they're only generous and loving to children who come from rich families, unless they provide scholarships or financial assistance to struggling families that they don't mention on their website. My husband and I taught special education for years and had two special needs children, both of whom would have benefited from this therapy, had it been available when they were young. However, 90% of the families that I knew with disabled children, including my husband and I, could never have afforded something like this.
