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Lollipop Data!
See For Yourself Why You Should Try Lollipop Listening Therapy!
Lollipop Listening Therapy is really making its mark in the world of auditory training. We just launched it last year, and the data that is coming in is proving that our exclusive protocol of retraining the ears and brain to process sound better - different than any … Continue reading the story "Lollipop Data!"Listen To What Our Clients Are Saying About Lollipop!
Lollipop Testimonials
I have noticed great improvements on my adoptive daughter's emotions while using your program. She use to cry about anything all day long causing exhaustion for the whole family. She also was a terrible sleeper. After one week of using your program we … Continue reading the story "Listen To What Our Clients Are Saying About Lollipop!"
It’s Time To “LICK” Autism Boot Camp April 20-21, 2012
Do You Have A Child With Autism or Developmental Delays?
You Don't Want to Miss this Boot Camp!
If you want to learn from experts we’ve brought together in the field of autism, nutrition, biomedical intervention, a … Continue reading the story "It’s Time To “LICK” Autism Boot Camp April 20-21, 2012"
Don’t Take a “Wait and See” Approach! Your Child CAN’T Wait!
If your child doesn't match up to the developmental milestones, don't panic, but do pursue it, in my opinion. Pursue an evaluation not just from your pediatrician, but also look into a neurodevelopmental pediatrician or neurodevelopmental specialist - they are trained in evaluating 
and spotting the signs of a developmental delay or disorder. As a mom to … Continue reading the story "Don’t Take a “Wait and See” Approach! Your Child CAN’T Wait!"
and spotting the signs of a developmental delay or disorder. As a mom to … Continue reading the story "Don’t Take a “Wait and See” Approach! Your Child CAN’T Wait!"Developmental Milestones of a Typical Child
There's more to tracking your baby's development than logging height, weight or head circumference. There are a number of other childhood milestones to keep watch for.
Pediatricians look for signs of emerging motor and language skills in the very first months of your baby's life.
Babies begin to vocalize around 1 month. At 3 months, they should … Continue reading the story "Developmental Milestones of a Typical Child"Rising Prevalence of Autism – Aluminum-Based Vaccines?
Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are serious multisystem developmental disorders and an urgent global public health concern.
Dysfunctional immunity and impaired brain function are core deficits in ASD. Aluminum (Al), the most commonly used vaccine adjuvant, is a
demonstrated neurotoxin and a strong immune stimulator. Hence, … Continue reading the story "Rising Prevalence of Autism – Aluminum-Based Vaccines?"Combating Autism Reauthorization Act (CARA) Signed into Law by President Obama!
Thank You, Mr. President!
Autism research will get continued Federal support for the next 3 years now that President Obama signed legislati
on renewing the landmark Combating Autism Act. This legislation had much support but nearly didn't make it out of the Senate. Passing the House with a bit of controversy from some Republicans who had budgetary concerns, it was … Continue reading the story "Combating Autism Reauthorization Act (CARA) Signed into Law by President Obama!"Feed Your Ears – They Give You Energy!
A little known function of the ear is to energize the brain; to feed and nourish it so it provides energy to the
body. Our body takes in other energy sources, but even well-nourished individuals can lack energy and fall into illness or even depression. Children on the autism spectrum can fall into sensory … Continue reading the story "Feed Your Ears – They Give You Energy!"
body. Our body takes in other energy sources, but even well-nourished individuals can lack energy and fall into illness or even depression. Children on the autism spectrum can fall into sensory … Continue reading the story "Feed Your Ears – They Give You Energy!"Treating Autism with Sound
Welcome to my It's Time to "LICK" Autism blog. I am a mom whose daughter fully recovered from autism. My
daughter Ashley was diagnosed at 21 months and she was removed from the autism spectrum at 4 years old. Ashley recovered using an auditory training program, also referred to as listening therapy or sound … Continue reading the story "Treating Autism with Sound"
daughter Ashley was diagnosed at 21 months and she was removed from the autism spectrum at 4 years old. Ashley recovered using an auditory training program, also referred to as listening therapy or sound … Continue reading the story "Treating Autism with Sound"
