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Charities
We donate 10% of our gross profits to Autism and Child related Charities
We recently donated to ESP—Extra Special People—in Athens. They do some great work holding summer camps for people with special needs. Check them out at www.extraspecialpeople.com.
We are proud to support CADEF.
Resources
Please tell us about great allies for children, including those in the fight against autism, by leaving a comment below.
Autism Related Resources in the Southeast
- The Marcus Institute - Bernie Marcus is one of our heroes for his work in the fight against autism.
- CADEF - who helps families around Atlanta and elsewhere figure out what to do.
- Autism Speaks - the BIG national charity.
- Walk for Autism - a fund raiser for Autism Speaks.
- Social Stories - check those out, they really work.
Good Folks
- Extra Special People in Athens, GA Check them out at www.extraspecialpeople.com
- The faculty at Roswell North Elementary who have been so good to Daniel, who is off to middle school!
- Camp Mikell Tons of great folks there, young and old! Daniel can't wait to go there every summer.
- Music Therapy Services of Greater Atlanta Everyone there has been so kind to our entire family!
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THE perfect gift My
THE perfect gift
My Mother-in-law recently gave 2 t-shirts to my daughter who was diagnosed with autism last year. They were truly THE PERFECT GIFT.
When my daughter started Kindergarten last year, she barely spoke, couldn't run or skip, wouldn't climb on any playground equipment and cried everyday. My Mother-in-law sent me information on a facility in Suwanee and in Peachtree City who specialize in the treatment of children with autism, asbergers, tourettes, ADD, ADHD and other right-brain and spectrum disorders. After attending their 2 hour seminar and researching not only the facility but also the founder and his background and credentials, we decided to try this new groundbreaking therapy. Keep in mind that we live in Knoxville, TN, so it meant a commitment to drive her to therapy three days a week for 7 1/2 months
(240 miles, one way, or over 40,000 miles).
Her transformation was nothing less than AMAZING!!! Our child who was so unhappy and couldn't play on the playground like other children (typical or otherwise) was skipping, running around and climbing trees, laughing all the time and could look us in the eye while carrying on a conversation. They truly have a phenomenal program that changed my daughters life (as well as the life of her father, little brother and myself). I will tell you that it is a complete lifestyle change not only for the child, but for your whole family - but it is SO WORTH IT! I would do it again in a heartbeat.
For anyone interested in therapy that WORKS because it is based on the whole body (diet, exercise and cognitive therapy), please contact Brain Balance. If you live in or near Suwanee, ask for Tammy Leigh Norris. She was my daughters therapist and I will forever be greatful that she helped to pull my daughter back from a place I thought she would never be able to escape. Anyone wishing to get more information from a parents perspective is welcome to contact me directly at my email address.
I, too, am giving back to the autism community. I make beaded handbags and 10% of the gross proceeds are going to start a scholarship fund at Brain Balance to help offset the cost as it is currently not covered by insurance. Please visit my website to see them and find out more information.