Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Witness a true master at work!

Dr. Ted Carrick, the founder of chiropractic neurology, was recently featured on ABC Nightline News.  To watch this six minute video, click here, then scroll down to "Chiropractic Neurology: Miracle Method or Placebo?-Watch Video" on lower left.

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Recent Testimonial by a Parent

C had great difficulty focusing and became out of control with frustration.  Our child's teacher recommended the program after hearing of another child that it helped.  After finding he had food sensitivities and removing the offending foods, he is more pleasant and able to control himself.  He is also more reasonable when he does not get his way.  I have been most impressed by Dr. Flemming's willingness to explain what they what they were doing and why and how I could do parts of the program with him at home.  I have always felt free to ask questions and have received thorough answers.
GM

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Small steps can equal great success!

The importance of nutritional supplementation and tissue detoxification for kids with neurobehavioral issues became very obvious to us this week with one of our students.  Three days after starting the supplements and taking them as prescribed, significant improvement was noticed in focus, attention, behavior and coordination.  We know in the long term, even greater improvements will be made through the hemispheric balancing portion of the program.
For more information on the importance of supplements, please long on to www.naturalhelpforadhd.blogspot.com .

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

An adult success story...

An adult recently completed the in house portion of the Whole Child Wellness program.  When she began treatment, her life was just a mess.  Stress really exaggerated the symptoms of her ADHD and made it impossible for her carry through with her plans and get her life in order.   She was unemployed and wanted to go back to school, but was unable to focus and think clearly, and felt she would not be able to concentrate enough to be a success at anything. 
After completing just a few weeks of the program, was saw her smile and seem happy for the first time.  After one month, she applied for a job and was accepted for a job training program. Today, she completed her job training, is working full time and seems to have her life under control.  Stress is still a big factor in her life, but she is able to handle it so much better.   

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

A teacher speaks!

We recently received a letter from the elementary school teacher of one of our Whole Child Wellness participants.  She wanted us to know some of the changes she has seen in him since starting the program.
She writes:  He is more vocal with other people.  He repeats movie and TV lines and even acts like the characters.  His sensory behaviors (noises, jumping) have not been so present.  He interacts with his peers more.  He makes eye contact with adults.  He has become very observant and lets the teachers know if someone is doing something they shouldn't do. 
We know that we are making a huge difference in the rest of this child's life.  Our experience tells us that this is only the beginning of opening the world to him.  He still has a long way to go and many doors to open, and we have provided him with the key!

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Excellent Program on Nutrition and ADHD

There is remarkable evidence that certain foods can create neurotoxins in a child's brain that can make it impossible for them to think and behave.
We invite you to join us on Thursday, May 10th at 6pm at "The Meeting Place" in James City to learn what foods children with neurobehavioral disorders should avoid and why.
For more information please call 252-638-2215.  No reservation necessary.

Excellent program on Nutrition and ADHD

There is remarkable evidence that certain foods create neurotoxins in the brain, making it difficult for some children to learn and behave.  We invite everyone to join us on Thursday May 10th at "The Meeting Place" in James City to learn about what foods children with neurobehavioral disorders should or should not eat and why.