ASD diagnosis. What changes have occurred in the child?
The video tells the story of Vera from Kazakhstan, whose five-year-old son suffered from an ASD diagnosis. Despite consulting various specialists and taking medications, there was no improvement, and the child's condition only worsened.
However, after two months of LTP therapy , the child diagnosed with ASD showed noticeable improvements. Eye contact was restored, the child began sleeping better, and he began eating a variety of foods, including buckwheat and meat.
One of the important achievements was the child's use of pointing and showing interest in other children. The child began to involve his parents in his games, which is an important stage in the development of social skills.
Vera is confident that her son will be able to attend a regular school and thanks Mikhail Levit and his team for their help and support.
The video emphasizes the importance of accepting the diagnosis of ASD and taking proactive steps to improve the quality of life for children with the condition. Vera encourages everyone to take care of their children's health and thanks them for their attention.
🆘 Before the course there were the following problems:
🔸Constant problems with stool
🔸My sleep was restless, I could only sleep 2 hours a night
🔸Constant aggression towards everyone and everything around me
🔸There was no eye contact at all
🔸He was picky about food, he only ate noodle soup and he loved sweets.
🔸There was no pointing gesture
🔸He didn't play with the children, he ran away from them
🔸He played with pieces of paper, you couldn't touch them at all and play with him and the pieces of paper
💎 After two months of the course, a child diagnosed with ASD achieved the following results:
🔹My bowel movements have improved.
🔹I started sleeping normally at night
🔹Eye contact began to appear
🔹He started eating everything I give him.
🔹The pointing gesture began to appear
🔹Looks at children with interest
🔹I started to involve myself in the game with papers
🔹He started consciously saying the word “there”, that is, when he pulls me by the hand, I ask where, he leads, for example, to the kitchen and says there.
