Re: feeding clinic - Houston

[Guest guest]

I have been wondering for sometime if feeding clinic's every do any testing on a

child

for unlying chronic infections?

All the years I battled to keep wt. on my son & doing lots of oral therapies

with

a speech therapist. Had i known that much of his chronic underlying infectious

Lyme disease & PANDAS/ Pans was a huge issue causing anorexia type symptoms

in my son, adding to delayed growth.

Once these symptoms were treated, my son's own ability to eat normally & gain

wt.

took place with a short time. And all awhile eating a high fresh diet of veggies

& fruit

Gfcf diet, healthy lean protein, he did not have to go on supplemental wt

gaining

Drinks.

And due to chronic infections with mold as another layer of this, my son's DR

suggested his tonsils be removed to free his brain from being infected by the

constant

Feed of infection from the tonsil glands.

It's worth looking into, as the results can be very dramatic in your Childs over

all

well being.

* google Richie Shoemaker MD for more on mold illness & how to treat.

Allie

>

> Dear Families,

>

> Applied Behavioral Strategies has partnered with The Learning Lane to hold a

week-long intensive behavioral feeding clinic at the Center for the week of

April 30-May 4, 2012. We are delighted to be able to make this trip to Houston

again, and are grateful to the Learning Lane for its generous hosting of the

clinic.

>

> During this week we will have limited space for a few number of families. A

link to our website along with our email address is provided below. Missy or

will be happy to assist you to determine whether feeding clinic would be

appropriate for your child at this time. In addition, we can answer specific

questions about the feeding treatment and its costs.

>

> ABS and The Learning Lane looks forward to this partnership and helping the

children in the Center.

>

> Website: http://www.appliedbehavioralstrategies.com/

> Email: infor@...

>

> Thank you.

>

> Dr. Olive and

> Applied Behavioral Strategies

>

> Crawford, M.S. Ed, BCaBA

> The Learning Lane

> Executive Director

>

> www.thelearninglane.com

>

[Guest guest]

This is such a great question that we blogged about it as well. Read on for

additional information.

http://appliedbehavioralstrategies.wordpress.com/2012/03/14/assess-before-interv\

ention/

Missy and

> >

> > Dear Families,

> >

> > Applied Behavioral Strategies has partnered with The Learning Lane to hold a

week-long intensive behavioral feeding clinic at the Center for the week of

April 30-May 4, 2012. We are delighted to be able to make this trip to Houston

again, and are grateful to the Learning Lane for its generous hosting of the

clinic.

> >

> > During this week we will have limited space for a few number of families. A

link to our website along with our email address is provided below. Missy or

will be happy to assist you to determine whether feeding clinic would be

appropriate for your child at this time. In addition, we can answer specific

questions about the feeding treatment and its costs.

> >

> > ABS and The Learning Lane looks forward to this partnership and helping the

children in the Center.

> >

> > Website: http://www.appliedbehavioralstrategies.com/

> > Email: infor@

> >

> > Thank you.

> >

> > Dr. Olive and

> > Applied Behavioral Strategies

> >

> > Crawford, M.S. Ed, BCaBA

> > The Learning Lane

> > Executive Director

> >

> > www.thelearninglane.com

> >

>