from severe to mild-moderate

Hey friend,

I hope you’re doing well on this sunny Friday.

A friend is coming to visit us because we’re seeing IU (a Korean singer) this weekend.

Despite that it’s been 10+ years, she’s still going strong.

Do you know what doesn’t go strong as people age?

Autism, apparently…

A study from UC Davis has shown that ASD does decrease in severity as children age.

I do see that in most children on the spectrum. Because we’re actively teaching and intervening in their development.

It would be sad to see a child not improve after treatment!

ASD traits reduce in severity over time. That’s good news.

However, we need to focus on all facets of development!

Speech and language are our jam. So we can only talk about that.

In the coming months, we’ll release case studies of willing parents who want to discuss their journey.

It’s been well overdue, and that’s because I’ve been focusing a lot on our programs and hiring more coaches.

Here’s a sneak peek at how their children have improved. From severe language delays to mild-moderate is no easy feat!

Check the above video out and ask us questions.

We’re also welcoming a new speech therapist coming onboard in May.

To serving you better,

Ming