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Due to demand our August free screenings are full, the next available free screenings are September 13, 2008.

Active Healing then evaluates the child’s skills of vision, touch, hearing, movement, and language and hand function to establish the child’s level of proficiency. “The Ontogeny of Human Neurological Functions” is the measurement standard by which these skills are quantified. The results identify the developmental stage at which the initial injury occurred and thus the point at which the Active Healing program must begin.

The Active Healing therapist constructs a program of elements that will develop the child’s brain from the earliest stage at which there is evidence of an injury.
Core elements could include: various methods of patterning, crawling, creeping, brachiating, suspended inverted rotation, basic vision and audio-visual entrainment.

Once the program is established, the parents are trained to conduct all the various elements of their child’s program. We believe that parents are uniquely qualified for the role of central therapist and therefore we require their participation. Once the parent training is complete, the family returns home to conduct the initial contact period. Experience has shown that 90 contact hours, between parent and child, are needed before improvements are measurable. Generally the initial contact period is completed after approximately 13 weeks. At which point, the family should return for a re-evaluation.