Re: Re: Sensory Learning increasing their fees!

[Guest guest]

I'm here (big Floortime proponent). Our 6 year old son Brendon

(PDD-NOS) sees Dr. Cordero and Dr. Dunbar (and Sam Elliot) at DIR

Associates. Did you recently take a Floortime class with Barbara? I

think we were in there together (I'm terrible with names though).

jenplunk wrote:

>

> Hi,

>

> My family and are from GA but have been away for the last 6 years.

> We moved back this summer with our 4 year old son who was diagnosed

> with with High Functioning Autism last year (and our NT daughter who

> is 22 months old). Our son is receiving services from the school

> system (we live in Henry County), is going to preschool 3 days a

> week and is also getting private speech and OT (floor time, DIR

> Associates). I have never heard of Sensory Learning, but I just

> checked out the website and it sounds pretty interesting. Could you

> tell me a little more about it? (the duration, frequency, etc).

>

> Thanks... and I'm happy to have found this group! Are there any

> other " Floor Time " fans out there?

>

[Guest guest]

:

We are big floortime fans, and have a speech and O.T. who are floortimed trained.

We live in Clayton County. You are invited to the Southside Support Group for Parents

of Autistic Children on the first Saturday of each month (Nov. 6 will be the next meeting),

at 11:00 a.m. at the Clayton Developmental Center, 7146 Southlake Parkway, Morrow.

E-mail me privately for more info, if you like, or join our e-mail group, " southsidesupport " ,

at .

Cowen

" jenplunk " <jenplunk@...>

10/07/2004 01:23 PM

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Subject: Re: Sensory Learning increasing their fees!

Hi,

My family and are from GA but have been away for the last 6 years.

We moved back this summer with our 4 year old son who was diagnosed

with with High Functioning Autism last year (and our NT daughter who

is 22 months old). Our son is receiving services from the school

system (we live in Henry County), is going to preschool 3 days a

week and is also getting private speech and OT (floor time, DIR

Associates). I have never heard of Sensory Learning, but I just

checked out the website and it sounds pretty interesting. Could you

tell me a little more about it? (the duration, frequency, etc).

Thanks... and I'm happy to have found this group! Are there any

other " Floor Time " fans out there?

> Just so everyone is aware as of October 31, 2004 Sensory Learning

will

> go from $2550.00 to $3000.00 per child. If you are considering

going

> through Sensory Learning this Holiday Season, Spring Break, or

Summer

> you might want to get your deposit in and lock in with the

$2550.00!

>

> Just thought you all might want to know!

>

> Shel

>

> www.sensorylearning.com

> www.ictsonline.com

[Guest guest]

Sensory Learning is a 30 day intervention- a one time intervention. 12

days in clinic in Newnan 18 days home program. My son went through the

program in May and we have seen incredible changes for him ie... Spont

language increase, eye contact, desire for social interaction. It is

definitely worth looking into...

Take Care

770-254-1817

Re: Sensory Learning increasing their fees!

Hi,

My family and are from GA but have been away for the last 6 years.

We moved back this summer with our 4 year old son who was diagnosed

with with High Functioning Autism last year (and our NT daughter who

is 22 months old). Our son is receiving services from the school

system (we live in Henry County), is going to preschool 3 days a

week and is also getting private speech and OT (floor time, DIR

Associates). I have never heard of Sensory Learning, but I just

checked out the website and it sounds pretty interesting. Could you

tell me a little more about it? (the duration, frequency, etc).

Thanks... and I'm happy to have found this group! Are there any

other " Floor Time " fans out there?

> Just so everyone is aware as of October 31, 2004 Sensory Learning

will

> go from $2550.00 to $3000.00 per child. If you are considering

going

> through Sensory Learning this Holiday Season, Spring Break, or

Summer

> you might want to get your deposit in and lock in with the

$2550.00!

>

> Just thought you all might want to know!

>

> Shel

>

> www.sensorylearning.com

> www.ictsonline.com

[Guest guest]

, that's wonderful that SL helped your son. I'd like to know if my son (ASD) would be a candidate for this type of intervention. Could you mail me privately at lanaecollier@... and tell me a little more about your son before and after his intervention?

RE: Re: Sensory Learning increasing their fees!

Sensory Learning is a 30 day intervention- a one time intervention. 12days in clinic in Newnan 18 days home program. My son went through theprogram in May and we have seen incredible changes for him ie... Spontlanguage increase, eye contact, desire for social interaction. It isdefinitely worth looking into... Take Care770-254-1817 -----Original Message-----From: jenplunk [mailto:jenplunk@...] Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 1:23 PMautism Subject: Re: Sensory Learning increasing their fees!Hi,My family and are from GA but have been away for the last 6 years. We moved back this summer with our 4 year old son who was diagnosed with with High Functioning Autism last year (and our NT daughter who is 22 months old). Our son is receiving services from the school system (we live in Henry County), is going to preschool 3 days a week and is also getting private speech and OT (floor time, DIR Associates). I have never heard of Sensory Learning, but I just checked out the website and it sounds pretty interesting. Could you tell me a little more about it? (the duration, frequency, etc).Thanks... and I'm happy to have found this group! Are there any other "Floor Time" fans out there?> Just so everyone is aware as of October 31, 2004 Sensory Learningwill> go from $2550.00 to $3000.00 per child. If you are consideringgoing> through Sensory Learning this Holiday Season, Spring Break, orSummer> you might want to get your deposit in and lock in with the$2550.00! > > Just thought you all might want to know!> > Shel> > www.sensorylearning.com> www.ictsonline.com

[Guest guest]

, that's wonderful that SL helped your son. I'd like to know if my son (ASD) would be a candidate for this type of intervention. Could you mail me privately at lanaecollier@... and tell me a little more about your son before and after his intervention?

RE: Re: Sensory Learning increasing their fees!

Sensory Learning is a 30 day intervention- a one time intervention. 12days in clinic in Newnan 18 days home program. My son went through theprogram in May and we have seen incredible changes for him ie... Spontlanguage increase, eye contact, desire for social interaction. It isdefinitely worth looking into... Take Care770-254-1817 -----Original Message-----From: jenplunk [mailto:jenplunk@...] Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 1:23 PMautism Subject: Re: Sensory Learning increasing their fees!Hi,My family and are from GA but have been away for the last 6 years. We moved back this summer with our 4 year old son who was diagnosed with with High Functioning Autism last year (and our NT daughter who is 22 months old). Our son is receiving services from the school system (we live in Henry County), is going to preschool 3 days a week and is also getting private speech and OT (floor time, DIR Associates). I have never heard of Sensory Learning, but I just checked out the website and it sounds pretty interesting. Could you tell me a little more about it? (the duration, frequency, etc).Thanks... and I'm happy to have found this group! Are there any other "Floor Time" fans out there?> Just so everyone is aware as of October 31, 2004 Sensory Learningwill> go from $2550.00 to $3000.00 per child. If you are consideringgoing> through Sensory Learning this Holiday Season, Spring Break, orSummer> you might want to get your deposit in and lock in with the$2550.00! > > Just thought you all might want to know!> > Shel> > www.sensorylearning.com> www.ictsonline.com