Re: Harper, OT

[Guest guest]

Harper’s intensives did amazing things for my

son. If you can afford to do it, do it. I only gave it up because

of cost. My son participated in group intensives with a personal coach. We

did it three times. First one was 8 weeks 3 hours a day and the second

two were 6 weeks 3 hours a day. The first time he leaped by 2.5 years, the

2nd time by 1.3 years, and the 3rd time about 2 years.

Honestly, it is one of the only therapies that I saw notable progress and we tried

many. I wish I could afford to go back.

[Guest guest]

Hey group. Yes you are right Mrs. Harper is amazing. Though she has also taught others in the field. If you can't afford her and would like to receive services which use her approach. Then I highly recommend asking her office to direct you to other therapist who have taken her coarse. I'm a therapist and a mom with a kid on the spectrum. Which makes me see both points of view. You want the best for your child but because of circumstances sometimes that isn't a reality. Though you shouldn't give up on getting services for your child. Best of luck aka enzos momConnected by MOTOBLUR™ on T-Mobile Re: Harper, OT Harper’s intensives did amazing things for myson. If you can afford to do it, do it. I only gave it up becauseof cost. My son participated in group intensives with a personal coach. Wedid it three times. First one was 8 weeks 3 hours a day and the secondtwo were 6 weeks 3 hours a day. The first time he leaped by 2.5 years, the2nd time by 1.3 years, and the 3rd time about 2 years. Honestly, it is one of the only therapies that I saw notable progress and we triedmany. I wish I could afford to go back.

[Guest guest]

Hey group. Yes you are right Mrs. Harper is amazing. Though she has also taught others in the field. If you can't afford her and would like to receive services which use her approach. Then I highly recommend asking her office to direct you to other therapist who have taken her coarse. I'm a therapist and a mom with a kid on the spectrum. Which makes me see both points of view. You want the best for your child but because of circumstances sometimes that isn't a reality. Though you shouldn't give up on getting services for your child. Best of luck aka enzos momConnected by MOTOBLUR™ on T-Mobile Re: Harper, OT Harper’s intensives did amazing things for myson. If you can afford to do it, do it. I only gave it up becauseof cost. My son participated in group intensives with a personal coach. Wedid it three times. First one was 8 weeks 3 hours a day and the secondtwo were 6 weeks 3 hours a day. The first time he leaped by 2.5 years, the2nd time by 1.3 years, and the 3rd time about 2 years. Honestly, it is one of the only therapies that I saw notable progress and we triedmany. I wish I could afford to go back.

[Guest guest]

Hey group. Yes you are right Mrs. Harper is amazing. Though she has also taught others in the field. If you can't afford her and would like to receive services which use her approach. Then I highly recommend asking her office to direct you to other therapist who have taken her coarse. I'm a therapist and a mom with a kid on the spectrum. Which makes me see both points of view. You want the best for your child but because of circumstances sometimes that isn't a reality. Though you shouldn't give up on getting services for your child. Best of luck aka enzos momConnected by MOTOBLUR™ on T-Mobile Re: Harper, OT Harper’s intensives did amazing things for myson. If you can afford to do it, do it. I only gave it up becauseof cost. My son participated in group intensives with a personal coach. Wedid it three times. First one was 8 weeks 3 hours a day and the secondtwo were 6 weeks 3 hours a day. The first time he leaped by 2.5 years, the2nd time by 1.3 years, and the 3rd time about 2 years. Honestly, it is one of the only therapies that I saw notable progress and we triedmany. I wish I could afford to go back.