: TST Up-date

October 13, 2010

thanks for the info... will be calling the center to see about my arrangments

too....=))))

PS Marina, you have a Greek name or Cypriot....Or of Cypriot Origin as i am....

do u live in the UK?

Tracey thanks... Have made contact with Judith... seems like i have known her

for years...=)))))

Re: Re: TST Up-date

Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2010 13:45:32 +0100

> Hi Marina

>

> Initial assessment is £80 for the two hour assessment. The first stage

> massage training is 10 hours long at £50 per hour which is pretty much one

> on one tuition. I have been lucky to be able to do the training over 2.5

> days with Auntie down the road offering accomodation for us.

>

> Basic First year

>

> Assessment £80 has to see, assess and measure patients before she

> will take them on for therapy.

> Initial training £500

> Trainings 1 to 5 in first year 4 @ £ 500 each £ 2000

>

> Total first year TST costs £2580 before travel and accommodation.

>

> You may be able to speed things up if you go down for first training without

> your child and learn it all in a very long and intensive day or possibly 2

> days, This option really depends on how quickly you think you can fine tune

> your hand pressure..

>

> Caudwell have been brilliant about funding TST because there are such good

> and predictable results with the therapy.. You will need to commit to doing

> about an hour of massage on your child 6 days a week in order to get the

> most gains in the shortest possible time. and the decisions have been coming

> through very promptly too.

>

> Best Wishes

>

> Tracey

>

> PS phone the centre if you need any more information 01342 311137

>

> On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 12:29 PM, Marina Vrahimi <

> marinavrahimi@...> wrote:

>

> >

> > OMG this all sounds great, soooo need to get finances together for TST,

> > what would I be looking at to start out? Marina xx

> >

> > On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 8:46 PM, M <m.kidson60@...> wrote:

> >

> >>

> >> Isn't it great Tracey - although I knew that Vicky's breathing wasn't

> >> right, I didn't know just how bad it was, though it's fine now! - We have

> >> been very lucky to be there when Sasha has so that he could do his

> >> measurements.

> >>

> >> Yes, the future is looking very bright - just in the last couple of weeks

> >> or so I have noticed that Vicky seems more aware of what people are saying,

> >> is taking in alot more and she is much more flexible. She has even started

> >> playing with her Lego very flexibily - she has always built the models and

> >> laid them out exactly as it shows on the box - they would then be left and

> >> woe betide anyone who moved any of the pieces. Once when her school friends

> >> came they all played with the Lego - Vicky couldn't cope and had a

meltdown.

> >> Now she gets carried away sitting in her bedroom re-arranging all the bits

> >> and playing out scenarios - it is so wonderful to see as she has never had

> >> any imaginative play - she has some friends who come to play as well and

> >> they all spend hours building this Lego! I really thought that I would

never

> >> see this happen.

> >>

> >> > >

> >> > >>

> >> > >> Hi All,

> >> > >>

> >> > >> I have just returned from another visit to Advance. Just thought that

> >> I

> >> > >> would share with you a very positive measurement for my dd. Sasha,

> >> the

> >> > >> Russian doctor who has developed a system for measuring breathing has

> >> been

> >> > >> monitoring Vicky's breathing. When she was first measured, there was

> >> no

> >> > >> thoracic breathing and very haphazard abdominal breathing. Now 8

> >> months

> >> > >> later both her thoracic and abdominal breathing are virtually normal.

> >> This

> >> > >> is fantastic and it is even better to see the graphs on a computer

> >> screen

> >> > >> where the improvement is so clear to see.

> >> > >>

> >> > >> We have come away with more exercises - for us, we have stopped the

> >> leg

> >> > >> exercises for the moment as they were affecting a ligament injury in

> >> Vicky's

> >> > >> ankle and instead we are concentrating on further improving her lung

> >> > >> function and her diaphragm muscle. was advising from home.

> >> > >>

> >> > >> Lily told me of a new service which they have introduced which is

> >> where

> >> > >> Janos will come to your home over a weekend to deliver the training.

> >> In

> >> > >> addition to the payment for the therapy, there is travel &

> >> accomodation

> >> > >> costs. However, this could still work out cheaper than going to

> >> Advance.

> >> > >>

> >> > >

> >> >

> >>

> >

>

October 14, 2010

Hi Chrisso - yes my name is Greek Cypriot but born in London and live on the hertfordshire/essex borders. Lots of family in Cyprus but I haven't been over for many years now as with all the treatments cant afford it lol!!! xx

2010/10/14 <tryfonas@...>

thanks for the info... will be calling the center to see about my arrangments too....=))))PS Marina, you have a Greek name or Cypriot....Or of Cypriot Origin as i am.... do u live in the UK?

Tracey thanks... Have made contact with Judith... seems like i have known her for years...=)))))----- Original Message Follows -----From: Tracey Clewer <thelifechangers@...>

Autism Treatment Subject: Re: Re: TST Up-dateDate: Mon, 11 Oct 2010 13:45:32 +0100> Hi Marina

>> Initial assessment is £80 for the two hour assessment. The first stage> massage training is 10 hours long at £50 per hour which is pretty much one> on one tuition. I have been lucky to be able to do the training over 2.5

> days with Auntie down the road offering accomodation for us.>> Basic First year>> Assessment £80 has to see, assess and measure patients before she> will take them on for therapy.

> Initial training £500> Trainings 1 to 5 in first year 4 @ £ 500 each £ 2000>> Total first year TST costs £2580 before travel and accommodation.>> You may be able to speed things up if you go down for first training without

> your child and learn it all in a very long and intensive day or possibly 2> days, This option really depends on how quickly you think you can fine tune> your hand pressure..>> Caudwell have been brilliant about funding TST because there are such good

> and predictable results with the therapy.. You will need to commit to doing> about an hour of massage on your child 6 days a week in order to get the> most gains in the shortest possible time. and the decisions have been coming

> through very promptly too.>> Best Wishes>>> Tracey>>> PS phone the centre if you need any more information 01342 311137>> On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 12:29 PM, Marina Vrahimi <

> marinavrahimi@...> wrote:>> >> >> > OMG this all sounds great, soooo need to get finances together for TST,> > what would I be looking at to start out? Marina xx

> >> > On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 8:46 PM, M <m.kidson60@...> wrote:> >> >>> >>> >> Isn't it great Tracey - although I knew that Vicky's breathing wasn't

> >> right, I didn't know just how bad it was, though it's fine now! - We have> >> been very lucky to be there when Sasha has so that he could do his> >> measurements.> >>

> >> Yes, the future is looking very bright - just in the last couple of weeks> >> or so I have noticed that Vicky seems more aware of what people are saying,> >> is taking in alot more and she is much more flexible. She has even started

> >> playing with her Lego very flexibily - she has always built the models and> >> laid them out exactly as it shows on the box - they would then be left and> >> woe betide anyone who moved any of the pieces. Once when her school friends

> >> came they all played with the Lego - Vicky couldn't cope and had a meltdown.> >> Now she gets carried away sitting in her bedroom re-arranging all the bits> >> and playing out scenarios - it is so wonderful to see as she has never had

> >> any imaginative play - she has some friends who come to play as well and> >> they all spend hours building this Lego! I really thought that I would never> >> see this happen.> >>

> >> > >>> >>> >>

> >> > >> >> > >>> >> > >>> >> > >> Hi All,> >> > >>> >> > >> I have just returned from another visit to Advance. Just thought that

> >> I> >> > >> would share with you a very positive measurement for my dd. Sasha,> >> the> >> > >> Russian doctor who has developed a system for measuring breathing has

> >> been> >> > >> monitoring Vicky's breathing. When she was first measured, there was> >> no> >> > >> thoracic breathing and very haphazard abdominal breathing. Now 8

> >> months> >> > >> later both her thoracic and abdominal breathing are virtually normal.> >> This> >> > >> is fantastic and it is even better to see the graphs on a computer

> >> screen> >> > >> where the improvement is so clear to see.> >> > >>> >> > >> We have come away with more exercises - for us, we have stopped the

> >> leg> >> > >> exercises for the moment as they were affecting a ligament injury in> >> Vicky's> >> > >> ankle and instead we are concentrating on further improving her lung

> >> > >> function and her diaphragm muscle. was advising from home.> >> > >>> >> > >> Lily told me of a new service which they have introduced which is

> >> where> >> > >> Janos will come to your home over a weekend to deliver the training.> >> In> >> > >> addition to the payment for the therapy, there is travel &

> >> accomodation> >> > >> costs. However, this could still work out cheaper than going to> >> Advance.> >> > >>> >> > >> > >> > >>

> >> > >>> >> > >> >> > >> >> >> >>> >>> >> >>------------------------------------

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October 14, 2010