Is autism forever? How can I help a child diagnosed with autism?
In this video, Larisa, the mother of a girl with autism, shares the results of completing the LTP course over three months. Autism is a developmental disorder that impacts communication, social skills, and behavior.
During the course, the girl's bowel movements returned to normal and her hyperactivity disappeared. Sleep issues persist, but there is hope that they will improve.
Behavioral changes
The girl's gaze became more aware, she began greeting people and engaging in contact. Previously, she avoided hugs and games, but now everything has changed. She also began vocalizing and understanding gestures.
Speech therapy achievements
During speech therapy sessions, the girl began completing tasks consciously. She learned to dress and put on shoes and became more independent. She now plays with other children on walks.
emotional changes
The girl's mother no longer feared for her child and now has hope for a recovery. She thanks Dr. Levit and the LTP team for their help.
Thus, we can conclude that completing the LTP course helped the girl with autism become more open to communication, independent, and self-confident. This confirms the effectiveness of this method in the recovery of children with autism. Answering the question: "Is autism forever?" The answer is NO! It can be combated and the child can be helped!
