[SPAM]Re: [SPAM] Janice-NACD or Inst. for Ach of Human Potential-for home program?

[Guest guest]

I don't know about the West Chester location but the Utah office is not an

office but a house! It is set-up to be like a home environment. Perhaps the

West Chester office is similiar?

Anyone from West Chester NACD on this board? What are their offices like?

Again, these people 'know' our children! They completely 'get-it' and

understand the sensory issues of many of the kids.

Janice

Mother of Mark, 13

[sPAM][ ] Janice-NACD or Inst. for Ach

of Human Potential-for home program?

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> Janice and all, We have a home program run through the district,

but

> are looking for a better program tailored to our child's needs.

As I

> stated before, we found out when she was 5 after a 2nd MRI that

she has

> tiny cysts caused from lack of oxygen at birth (apcar scores were

> great). She has much in common with an autistic child in that she

is a

> sensory seeker, severe apraxia (few rarely said words that pop up

when

> you least expect it), sensitivity to sudden sound, etc.

>

> I am interested in NACD but also see that there is an Institute

for

> Human Potential. What is the difference between the two?

>

> I am in NJ. I assume we have to go to them for the evaluation and

home

> evals are not available. My daughter doesn't perform as well in

> offices, that is why I ask.

>

> Thanks, Carolyn aigjr@...

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[Guest guest]

West Chester is an office, not a house. Perfectly average-looking.

in NJ

> >

> > I believe that at the Institutes, the parents take courses and

then

> design their own programs. At NACD, they design the programs for

you

> and help you with structure, behavioural issues, etc. If you need

> home school programs, they help you with that as well. Basicly

NACD

> holds your hand through the processes and the Institutes lets you

go

> on your own.

> >

> > I needed the structure of NACD and that is what determined my

> decision of NACD over the Institutes. Both operate under the same

> principles so the programs, in the end, are neurological and

target

> the senses and development.

> >

> > Janice

> > Mother of Mark, 13

> >

> >

> >

> > [sPAM][ ] Janice-NACD or Inst. for

Ach

> of Human Potential-for home program?

> >

> >

> > Janice and all, We have a home program run through the

district,

> but

> > are looking for a better program tailored to our child's needs.

> As I

> > stated before, we found out when she was 5 after a 2nd MRI that

> she has

> > tiny cysts caused from lack of oxygen at birth (apcar scores

were

> > great). She has much in common with an autistic child in that

she

> is a

> > sensory seeker, severe apraxia (few rarely said words that pop

up

> when

> > you least expect it), sensitivity to sudden sound, etc.

> >

> > I am interested in NACD but also see that there is an Institute

> for

> > Human Potential. What is the difference between the two?

> >

> > I am in NJ. I assume we have to go to them for the evaluation

and

> home

> > evals are not available. My daughter doesn't perform as well in

> > offices, that is why I ask.

> >

> > Thanks, Carolyn aigjr@

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >