BRAIN
& Body
BRAIN
& Body
I am renaming this testimonial page in honor of a beautiful little girl who recently passed away after a bout of pneumonia. When I first met her she was incapable of speech, couldn't move her limbs in any kind of purposeful manner and couldn't even swallow her own spit. After much neurofeedback over an eighteen month period she had changed dramatically. When I heard that she had died I asked the question many of us ask in situations like this. "What was the point?" Today when I went to the mail and found the following letter waiting for me I got my answer:
Dear Lynette
Enclosed is a CD of pictures of Sara. I'm sorry it took so long but I just wasn't ready till now. I miss you so much and expect to have you back to help the other kids soon.
Thank you so much for all you did for Sara. Though Sara and I were always close the last year and a half of her life were the most fun!
She loved saying her new words ... she was up to 10 clear words ... 12 almost clear... she was pushing her own wheelchair... controlling the paint brush a bit .... pushing the spit tube away when we did it too fast. But most of all the process I learned from you ... the way of playing to teach... gave us so much Joy. And I thank you for that!
Love you
Give our love to Dessa Larry still talks about her.
Love you back Alice. You are the most amazing mother of nine adopted special needs kids. I am humbled by you and I am writing it here for everyone to see.
Lynette
Sara’s Page
We just cannot express the debt we owe Lynette for the lives of both of our children. She saved our children – Justin 6 yrs and Sarah 4yrs – and our whole family. We just love her. Because of her teachings and her neurofeedback Justin went from exclusive and hyper to being the best performer in a dance class recital within two months. Months later he became close friends with his sister and they talk and play together for hours. Soon he will start school. His sister was regressing into autism and not speaking understandably just five months ago. Lynette said out loud what I was thinking but couldn’t say. Sarah needs to leave school and do a program! I knew Lynette was right. A week later we took her out of school, started her program and stopped her regression. It took almost no time to change the course of events. We are still working with them both but the results are already obvious. We love Lynette because of her our son is coming back to us and our daughter stopped leaving. I would shout her name from the rooftops. If any one has questions or just wants to talk my name is Tracy Wooldridge and my number is 918-272-2019.
To Mothers, sisters, daughters & friends of special needs people,
This is more than just a testimonial for Lynette Louise it's a huge "could never ever have done it without you" letter. Lynette came to us through Son-Rise. We ran our Son-Rise program with enthusiasm for 2 years and realized we really needed some direction since our precious daughter Marina was changing so quickly and we were just plain stuck. After one incredible day with our family Lynette had all of Marina's Son-Rise team and us back on track. There are not any words that I could use with all of you today that would express the excitement and enthusiasm I feel when we can have Lynette with us or when there is a family calling to ask me about my experiences with her. If I could I would buy her a house right next door to me. There are many facets to Lynette's expertise and that is what makes her special. My husband and Ibegan researching Neuro Feedback and began to question Lynette about it and to our surprise Lynette is a trained specialist in Neuro Feedback. We immediately hired her to come and do Neuro Feedback with Marina. I don't believe there would be enough computer memory to write you exactly how powerful and how quickly we noted changes in Marina. Marina is 7 years old now and is Autistic. Prior to Lynette's miraculous appearance into our lives Marina was for the most part very non-verbal and appeared to be very frustrated in trying to communicate with us. I mention this as a preface to what happened after just 2 or 3 Neuro Feedback sessions. Marina seemed to be unlocking the doors in her brain and finding connections to help her formulate thoughts emotions and SPEECH! She is just amazing. The brain is a wonderful malleable thing. We have learned and have observed that the brain can repair itself. The brain can find new paths and create new connections if we help it. Lynette is a UNIVERSE to us. Marina is speaking in 3 and now 4 word sentences. She knows how to WRITE! We just found that out a few days ago. I know and believe with ever fiber of my being that without the power of neuro feedback we would still be struggling with one and maybe two words sporadically. Neuro Feedback speeds things along. At least it has for us and for Marina. I could just go on and on and on. The combination of a Son-Rise program and Neuro Feedback is the most amazing thing that could have ever happed to our family. We use it with our entire family and I'd never ever look back. Life is moving quickly and since Lynette, Marina is moving more quickly than we are and we are all running to catch up. I can't tell you, as a parent, how overwhelming and beautiful it is to see.
Thanks for reading and please feel free to contact us if you need to make sure we are really a "Lynette" family.
Forever Son-Rise / NeuroFeedback Love's
The Love's ( Warren, Linda, Moira & Marina)
I remember our first visit with Lynette back in early 2006 quite vividly - I opened the front door and a wave of great energy just burst into our house for the first time. Lynette had arrived! She spent several hours that day (and on subsequent visits) with our son AJ, who was quite severely affected by autism at the time, but she also dedicated a good portion of her time to working and dialoguing with my husband and me. This whole-family approach has proven extremely valuable, yet it is far too rarely taken into consideration by the vast majority of autism therapists and experts.
Lynette's high intelligence (a rare combination of keen instinct and rapid-fire power of analysis), allows her to quickly assess a child's and family's challenges and road blocks, and lay out an approach to overcome these obstacles. She wastes no time feeling sorry for anyone or trying to paint a rosy picture. Instead she gives families a sense of purpose and belief in their child's innate abilities, and a realistic understanding of the long path ahead . When working with children, Lynette only approaches the child on the child's own terms, ramping up the interaction and complexity of the interaction only when the child signals readiness. For many of our children, this can be the very first time (it certainly was for AJ) that they are not asked to "perform", and the power of the trust Lynette's approach engenders was amazing for us to witness. Not as paradoxically as it may at first sound, Lynette actually sets higher expectations on what the child is actually capable of socially, emotionally, communicatively and cognitively than would many therapists (whose approach more often than not imposes many more rote demands on the child, but inherently supposes the child is irretrievably damaged or retarded and hence incapable of learning and interacting in a typically human way). For AJ, it was the first time someone "got" who he was and where he was at; as a result, he became more motivated and confident, and without even knowing it, he worked harder than ever before.
Because Lynette is able to explain her approach so clearly to parents and is so effective at providing feedback and training, is able to successfully transfer her knowledge and experience so that her approach is effective long after she walks out the door. As such I have always fondly and gratefully thought of Lynette as the "gift that keeps on giving".
This was made even more true when Lynette added neurofeedback to our program because she left me with a tool that helped my son to regulate himself. It also helped me to regulate my emotions. In my experience a calm child is a learning child and a calm mom is a better teacher.
Sigrid Van Bladel, Ph.D.
Since embarking on this journey called autism, our meeting Lynette has been one of the best experiences we have had. She brings her compassionate spirit, her personal experiences with autism, and knowledge of both play therapy and neurofeedback with her. All of this culminates in the child not only improving but also having a good time as well. While in my home, Lynette was able to get my mostly nonverbal son to say words he had never said before. Through the use of neurofeedback, he stopped banging his hands and stomping his feet constantly. Her ability to engage and motivate children is phenomenal. Lynette’s spirit of compassion and warmth creates the sense that she is one of the family. By interacting with the entire household, she brings healing to everyone both by doing neurofeedback and giving gentle guidance on incorporating the autistic child into the daily affairs.
Working with Lynette has been both an honor and a pleasure. Her loving nature is palpable in her interactions and in the rapport she is able to obtain with your child. What a peaceful, wonderful, and healthy world we would live in if there were just more of Lynette in it!
“Brandessa Shelton (we call her Dessa) is an incredibly loving, warm-hearted and generous person. She
worked with three of my children for three days four months ago and for five days two months ago. From her work and what she taught me to do my children are blossoming. She has made such a difference in their lives! She has touched the hearts of my children; bringing out their self-confidence and their desire to stand tall. They will do anything for her. Dessa is playful, enthusiastic, and fun to work with. She entered my children's worlds totally; embracing them with love and acceptance. She played through some of my children's issues without them even knowing. Her skill, warmth and openheartedness have been an inspiration and an amazing growth experience for us. I can hardly wait for her to return to work with us again.”
Alice Mansfield
Columbia, CA
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
My ten-year-old son was diagnosed with severe autism at age three. Treatment modalities I have chosen for him, as parts of a holistic healing program, included bio-medical treatment, homeopathic medicine, osteopathic treatments, and behavior modification therapies, among others.
Lynette has joined our team as our behavior modification program (son-rise) therapist, in 2005. First she assisted me to build our own playroom program for my son, and she spent hundreds of hours with him over the years, with enthusiasm, and professionalism. Her devotion to my son's healing and her invaluable life-experience in raising and healing her own children (and other's) with autism, has been a great contributing factor to my son's recovery process. In the speech and social area he is not age-level yet, but all other developmental delays had been conquered. With Lynette's help, and by combining son-rise program with neuro-feedback, he is a highly verbal, funny, creative, artistic, social, athletic big boy.
Lynette's expertise, professionalism, and devotion to my son we highly appreciate. It is a great news for us learning that she might finally be able to reach a vast number of people through the media, helping, assisting children and families in need.
Dr. Ildiko Cseto Stevens, J.D., Ph.D.
We can only describe Lynette as a master in the field of autism. In our search to help our child, we spent three years getting opinions from some of the top names in the field. We thought we had tried it all and felt very stuck, but that was before Lynette came into the picture.
In the 10 months since she has been advising our program, our daughter's language has tripled and we potty-trained her effortlessly (in fact I would say it was actually fun). We have not even started a full-scale neurofeedback program and are extremely excited to add that momentum to the program -- we can't imagine the possibilities!
Lynette's success in helping families comes from many sources. Undoubtedly, her most important asset is that she has lived the life herself (many times over) and has had enormous successes with her own autistic children. She is able to give perspective from her own history of trials and errors, not to mention model for us the sheer power of love and optimism. Lynette also has a uniquely non-judgmental attitude and a sincere respect for parents. She taught us how to come up with our own best solutions to any problem -- and cheers as we execute them with real excitement (and without all of our old fears). As Lynette has helped us identify our own path, our child's progress has absolutely soared: initiating play with her brother, answering questions, putting small
sentences together... smiling and laughing on end.
It does not hurt, of course, that Lynette has a brilliant mind. She is extremely quick to grasp the details of any situation and has a wealth of knowledge in so many subjects (e.g.,nutrition, neuroanatomy, family dynamics) which she easily draws upon to guide parents. I will admit I have yet to stump her, though I keep trying!
Our team of volunteers also loves Lynette. They credit her with bringing a new level of clarity and energy to the program. Rarely a day goes by where they don't express amazement about the progress we are making since Lynette came on board. Just last week, our little girl came home from a walk with a volunteer and I was napping. She opened every door in the house and each time yelled "Mommy" to find me. I can't tell you what a miracle that is! We can't thank Lynette enough...
Meredith
We have a 4yr old autistic daughter, her name is Freyja. We have been running a full-time Son Rise Program from our home for a year. Lynette came to our home and worked with Freyja in the program and with neurofeedback. Our time with Lynette brought many benefits to our family. Our team was able to become more clear as to where Freyja was at and where we need to concentrate our efforts. A lightness of heart followed with these new enlightenments. We are currently using neurofeedback with Freyja at least 2-4 times a week with the Son Rise Program and notice a major difference in the clarity of her speech and a more evenness in temper. I have also received many benefits from neurofeedback. I find I can form thoughts and communicate them more quickly and with more clarity. I have in the past been prone to depression, it has also helped to smooth out the rough edges on my emotional responses.
Thanks for your continual support Lynette.
Love
Veronica
This is my experience with neurofeedback for the last 7 months...
I have a wonderful autistic son! He's 13 years old verbal (but limited in the way he talks and not fluid), he used to need to do lots of stims and to tantrum regularly every day! We're following the Son-rise program and very happy about it!
Last year a teacher from the Son-rise program proposed us to have a look at the neurofeedback, which we did and called up Lynette Louise who came few months after, end of June 2007 for an outreach. She showed us how it worked on our son and on ourselves! We immediately bought the whole equipment ready to do anything to help our son with his stress and his tantrums.
To tell you the truth I believed in the process but wasn't sure how much it was going to help my son... A month after the equipment arrived (we live in France...) and we started to try it on my son and on my husband with lots of phone calls to Lynette for feedbacks. It's not complicated but in the beginning it takes time to get relaxed with the procedure and to get the automatism! Actually it took us a month!!! So we really started to implement the neurofeedback for our son last September 2007... He used to stim a lot during sessions even tantrum sometimes... The first 2-3 months were concentrated on calming my son...but it took time because we had to find (with the help of Lynette of course!) on which spot we could start the work! So first we calmed him, then brightened him and calmed him then calmed again and again with different frequencies... After 3 months he started to calm down, his tantrums were starting to get shorter from 15 minutes to 5 minutes long! Then we tried to help him with his sensory and motor issues. After a couple of months his tantrums were getting even shorter (a minute long or less) with days with No tantrums! Ouf! And we kept on the job twice a week!
Now my son is transformed nothing miraculous really but he's much more relaxed, nearly no more tantrums (from time to time he still needs for 3 days to do some but they're maximum 10 seconds long). He didn't tantrum for the last 2 weeks, he needs to stim much less, sleeps the full nights and he's much more present!
It's really worth trying it!!! This is exactly what I was praying for! My son is coping better with the environment, life is less tough for him, he's really happier and we’re all happier!
Thank you Lynette for your support, your patience, your energy and your love!
We love you!
R.S. from France
If I only had one chance, one opportunity to help my daughter, (with what I know right now). I would absolutely, wholeheartedly include Lynette in that plan and pour all my resources into hiring her for a longer period of time.
During our 6 days with Lynette, never, ever, have I heard my daughter Mia speak so many singular words than I did during that week. From the word go Lynette was at hard at work weaving her magic.
Lynette lifted the lid on our thinking and gave us realistic tools & approaches that we can use in any given moment. Mia was so happy having Lynette here that you just knew but the way she speaks with her face that she was relieved to have someone here teaching us how to reach her.
I felt like I had hit the jackpot when I found Lynette, because, not only does she have the professional experience (most especially being trained in the Son-Rise Program Option Process method & Neurofeedback), but she also had the personal experience. Not only will her unique approach inspire you, but so will her story.
Lynette, thankyou for being so willing to leave your family and travel half way across the world to help us help our little girl Mia, we feel blessed beyond belief. I don't think I would have found a better therapist had I searched the world over. You have a friend for life......
Hayley, Hayden & Mia-Grace xox
I will forever be grateful to Lynette for her help during one of the most difficult periods in my life. I was suffering from emotional instability, loss of memory and the ability to process diverse and interrelated data. Tests indicated probable damage to the brain from car accident(s). After neurofeedback and emotional guidance I went from a state of hopelessness, depression, fear and anxiety to a more stable state of being able to affect own my emotional states and enjoy a larger richer life. To me Lynette has been a life saver, life enhancer, coach, inspiration, soft place to land, confidant and professional. Lynette knows what she is doing. She took calculated risks and treated me aggressively for quicker results. She is amazingly good at communicating how the brain works in a meaningful and motivating manner. Today, "Happinesss is a Choice" I love and appreciate her very much.
Carol Whitley
Lynette Louise has been one of the best resources we have found for our daughter. We have brought Lynette out to our home in Austin, TX twice now and we have been extremely pleased with each home visit. She is a very knowledgeable person regarding the difficulties we have faced and she has given us valuable feedback on a wide range of questions. She is a very kind person as well. We feel like she has respected our decisions and offered her advice in a way to build on the strengths of our own choices. We couldn't be happier with Lynette's help.
We feel like Lynette brought the Options approach to life when she came out the first time. We had read the books and seen the videos, but she really put it all together for us.
Jill & Andy Liebler
This is a testimonial for our friend Lynette.
Her stay was amazing, life changing and no threats.
How you see our son is so much more fun,
It is actually his body telling him to bite our thumb.
Instead of a shhh or a smack on the bum,
Explaining and celebrating is how I won.
Since you’ve come along, we separate the two.
And it makes it easier to read the clues.
For years we searched on why and how,
When it took only days for you to calm him down.
Next was his speech and you showed us how.
The power of words is making him think WOW..
We thank-you for making it all make sense,
You really need to know that you are the best.
If you’re thinking about having Lynette for a chat, a stay, for a talk or a show please don’t hesitate this woman really does know. Her honesty and stories is what makes Lynette so unique. She is beautiful and kind, but the best thing of all she will be your friend for life and a friend for all.
Love and Miss you Lynette
Love Kylee, Shannon, Cyshan and SJay xx
Lynette never ceases to amaze me. She is a dynamic and unique force in the field of autism. There's just no one like her. She comes into your home and makes things better for everyone involved by pulling from a never-ending assortment of "magical" tools: family work, cognitive techniques, neurofeedback, an encyclopedic understanding of autism...
Unlike so many practitioners in the field, she has the priceless understanding of a family's situation from having lived the life herself. So, she knows when to let you have a time to grieve and when it's time to help kick you into action. We can trust her because she's one of us. And, her own success with her kids is a continual inspiration.
My daughter doubled her speech in the first year that Lynette began working with us. So much of life changed, too, as Lynette easily guided us through everything from potty training to the first time my child spontaneously told me "I love you!" I can't thank Lynette enough.
Years ago, I came up with the mantra 'What Would Lynette Do?' to help me when I am stumped with a situation involving autism. Several other people I work with, and whom Lynette has trained, now use it, too. And, you know what? It works!
Meredith Altschuler, M.S.W. Autism parent; Teacher of a mixed class of neurotypical children and children with autism.
To Whom It May Concern:
I am writing to state my enthusiastic support for Lynette Louise.
As a former assistant professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology, specializing in Anthropological Research, I have very high standards for any study or action involving human beings, and have always stressed that human rights, needs and well being must be put above any scientific goal. When my son was diagnosed with autism 2.5 years ago, I set the same high expectations towards services offered for treating his condition. It means that a specialist to whom I trust my child’s health and future needs to first of all respect my child, his family’s specific cultural background and values. Then s/he needs to prove that s/he knows what, how and why to do in order to help him. S/he also needs to have an idea of what kind of results s/he expects to bring, when they should happen, and also be able to explain and reorganize her/his approach if expected changes do not happen. Plus, as a mother, I also expect a person providing services for my son to care about him. During those 2.5 years of our dealing with my son’s autism we tried for him many therapies, treatments and healing modalities. Most of them proved useless, inefficient or very limited in effect, and almost all therapists and doctors we’ve seen lack the basic respect to the autistic person, often even in people who cared about our son. I guess it may be a challenge to respect a non-verbal, weird behaving, antisocial little person who seems to behave like a brat – no matter how much knowledge and understanding of autism a professional might have. Yet, Lynette Louise not only met every single expectation we place on her as our therapist, but also exceeded in lots of areas.
First of all, she is full of respect, understanding and patience with her little clients. It was my husband’s and mine first and strong impression after watching her working with autistic kids on the videos she posted on her website. The same ones we we saw while searching You Tube for more examples of her approach. We immediately knew that she would be the only person to whom we would trust our son completely. And we never regretted doing just that.
Lynette’s play therapy fully involved our son in interaction with her, and in effect brought results no other therapist was ever able to achieve. Within a couple of days our non-verbal son started uttering a few words – much to our delight. Her way of interacting with a child is amazing, fun, respectful and the most efficient I’ve seen (and I’ve researched many, if not most therapies available for autism). It is also very individualized, and simply makes sense. Any of my doubts and questions Lynette answered and keeps explaining to the depth that I find completely satisfying. And she is genuinely interested, involved and caring about our son’s progress. Lynette’s expertise and creativity about approaching problems related to autism often result in surprisingly simple, yet extremely effective solutions.
The Neurofeedback therapy Lynette Louise utilizes to help autistic kids is another incredibly effective tool in her hands. I have just completed basic neurofeedback training for health care professionals and now can even more clearly see Lynette’s great competence and mastering of that amazing technique to work on mental health issues. Combined with her knowledge and experience with autism, neurofeedback is a powerful resource for families dealing with autism. The biggest result we have seen for our son ever since we started neurofeedback therapy is that the achievements he makes tend to last, as opposite to our previous experience when he was quickly loosing his newly learned skills. At the same time learning seems to come easier for him now.
The third important part of Lynette’s work with autism is family therapy. It is often overlooked that child’s autism affects the whole family dynamic that needs to be discussed and addressed in order to make changes happen faster and easier for everyone involved. This very important part is stressed in Lynette’s approach. I myself was not very aware of that factor before, but now can tell that working on how we all see, think of and react to our daily challenges might have been the biggest gift Lynette gave our family.
It’s been a year since Lynette came to our house and we started our son’s therapy under her supervision. The recordings we made during her visit are still invaluable source of hope and inspiration in our work with our son, as is her book and her website. She is always available for consultations and for answering our questions by email. She keeps on learning about new ways to help families with autism and freely shares her wisdom. We feel truly blessed that we were able to become her clients.
I believe that the TV show Lynette is offering would be a great opportunity for a wide audience to learn about Lynette’s beautiful way of approaching autism, spreading good news that a lot can be done for autistic people. I believe it was CDC that in 2009 announced that autism now affects one in 91 kids in US. For each one of these kids there are parents, grandparents, siblings, cousins, distant relatives, friends, neighbors, teachers, therapists, doctors and many other people who may be looking for new ways of helping their loved ones, clients and patients, and who would greatly benefit from Lynette’s show. There are even many more people all over the world in need of the same kind of compassionate guidance.
In my personal experience everyone I talk to about Lynette’s plans for her show gets very excited about it – not only people who personally knows my son, but also people who simply would like to know more about autism, and even professionals who want to enrich their ways of approaching autism. With “the epidemic of autism” being a major problem today, the show offered by Lynette could not only become a hit, but also contribute to solving the problem of autism itself.
For me, Lynette is one of the best role models for our troubled times, like The Dalai Lama or late Mother Theresa, and I believe that she can initiate the same profound changes in our global culture. The only difference is that Lynette usually works with individual families, not on a global scale. But if I had the power to do it, I would not hesitate to nominate Lynette Louise for The Nobel Peace Prize for popularizing respectful and loving relationships with disabled people, while at the same time teaching effective ways of transforming their lives for the better.
Summing up, Lynette is a great person, doing wonderful things for autistic kids and has an incredible gift of inspiring people and making a real difference in the lives of the families she touches. I think this is more than enough to get her on TV.
Please, do not hesitate to contact me with any question or concern about the above letter.
Sincerely,
Dr. Alicja B. Pasek-Smith, Ph.D.
RE : Lynette Louise
Dear Sir/Madam:
It gives us great pleasure to write a letter of recommendation for Ms. Louise. We met Lynette over a year ago when she traveled from California to work with our son Joel who at the time carried a diagnosis of regressive autism. She introduced us to the concepts behind neurofeedback and how it enhanced cognitive performance in what was and is the most mysterious of illnesses.
What was really remarkable about Lynette was her ability to connect with our son- at the time he was non verbal and very reticent in dealing with strangers yet, within an hour of her arrival she had built a rapport with him and he permitted her to begin attaching the leads for the computer software to his head. This, in of itself was nothing short of miraculous.
As the days passed she briefed us on the details of the neurofeedback method, and succeeded in several sessions with Joel. She was always prompt, spontaneous and entertaining. There seemed no limit to her energy or ability to adapt. As the mother of several recovering autistic children she also has invaluable practical knowledge that really cannot be overstated. Ms. Louise is photogenic, innovative and articulate. There is no question that she can add detailed insight to any production concerning the recovery of autistic and other challenged children.
Talented, patient, funny, while remaining businesslike and goal directed, Lynette makes an excellent candidate for any production that involves capturing and eventually retaining and educating an audience. She has our highest recommendation.
Sincerely,
Paul S. Thesiger MD Tracy I. Freeman, M.D.
Hi Lynette
July 23, 2010
Jake saw the ophthalmologist today and the Doctor was "blown away" with the return of Jake's peripheral vision. The Doctor put him through all the eye tests again and it showed up on all the computer imaging scans. Jake told him it returned after only a couple of neurofeedback sessions . The ophthalmologist told him he knew of neurofeedback but he hadn't seen someone have an experience after having a acute hemorrhagic stroke like Jake had and have the return of his peripheral vision...awesome huh...: ) are you smiling? After having the neurofeedback sessions with you two weeks ago his peripheral vision is completely back. I remember when you asked us what we wanted most all I said was “I want him to get his confidence back. He can’t stop crying.” You stopped that for him in one session. Also he is not just happier is also calm, the anxiety is better, the impulsiveness is almost gone and he is able to communicate better with his speech improvement plus his short term memory has greatly improved.
It is a miracle what has happened and you Lynette brought the wonderful miracle to our home with your compassionate insightful expertise in neurofeedback and the sessions of treatments given to him. He is truly healing faster after the treatments.
A simple thank you seems so inadequate ..We are so appreciative of the total family counseling given and grateful for the continuation of treatments we can now do at home under your guidance. Lynette you have helped to enrich our lives by putting back those broken pieces with neurofeedback. What a beautiful gift of love to receive . New hope for people who have suffered a stroke. If anyone would like to contact myself or Jake to talk about the neurofeedback experience in our life and how it has helped in Jake's recovery after his stroke recently to his brain we would love to talk to them. They can contact us at our home phone # 620-723-3491
We will always hold you dear to our heart and we are so grateful you brought neurofeedback to our home and into our lives..
Admiringly and respectfully yours
Relena Preble Registered Nurse B.S. in Psychology
A thankful friend forever
Jake Preble "A New Man" healing & happy again

I love you Lynette.
With deepest and sincere gratitude,
Jody, Gina and Xavier
(my son even knocked Lynette's tooth out and she laughed and made me feel better about it! how can you NOT love her?)