Heather had never brought home an “A” in her life and on her last report card she brought 3 A’s, 1 B, and 1 C. I’m real proud of her and she’s real proud of herself. She couldn’t wait to tell the world. The treatment has been worth every penny I’ve spent on it.
I feel fortunate about finding out about this treatment before trying to tackle going back to school (at 50). I’m feeling great about going back to school. I can spend my energy now on learning instead of learning how to learn.
We always knew Chris was a bright child. His IQ is 124, but he was having trouble in school Chris has dyslexia and ADD. Before seeing Dr. Books, his grades were D’s and F’s. After only a few sessions, his grades came up to A’s and B’s.
We made arrangements to find a way to pay for this, because if it helped..then it was worth it. And it has helped, and it is very much worth it to have Jared off this medication. You can’t put a price on that…..I feel like somebody has given my child back to me.
Money is not the issue, because you’re correcting your life. Parents, understand that your kids have an opportunity now to correct their lives and get ahead whereas with adults, it means starting all over for us. I wish I had started this when I was 9. A lot of people think I’m crazy for going
Malcolm was very depressed from the Ritalin. We knew we had to do something to change how he felt about himself, but still pay attention in class. We heard about Dr. Books and knew we had to give her a try. Malcolm has changed so much; he’s back to his loving self. But we don’t
It’s been about four months now, and his handwriting is better than when he was on medication. His attention at the cafeteria is remarkable. He sits and eats his meals without running around. If I have another hyper child, I will not drive forever and get Ritalin, but I will drive 6 hours a day
After the treatment I have found I am enjoying to sew and read. I have begun to read a novel and remember what I’ve been reading. Sewing is no longer frustrating. I don’t feel dumb any longer and I think that has improved my self-image and self-confidence.
I was referred to Dr. Books by my therapist. I was diagnosed several years ago as having right and left brain deficits which caused learning disabilities. My greatest problem was with reading and comprehension. I read very slowly and often would have difficulty remembering what I had just read. My work involves a great deal
As a mother of three dyslexics and a grandmother of five, I felt we had encountered just about as many challenges as one could endure. Each child had his own personality and degree of disability. We all felt we had pursued and survived as well as possible, until we were introduced to Dr. Phyllis Books.
