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

[Guest guest]

Hi -

We go to the West Chester office, and it is more like an office. Not

necessarily a dr office, but more like an accountant

The house in Utah seems pretty cool!

Wendi

> >

> > 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@

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >