Hurt Children - IAHP
No Child is Hopeless. Our goal is for every hurt child to have a fighting chance to be well. Since 1955, we’ve been pioneering better ways to grow the brain to use the vast capacity that is presently unused. Speak with one of our staff about a program for your child.
What To Do About Your Brain Injured Child Book - IAHP
The single most important preparation for a parent who attends one of our courses for hurt children is to read this book. In it, our founder Glenn Doman covers the fundamentals of injured-brain development, and what can be done to set a child on a course to recovery.
Understanding Brain Injury - IAHP
Parents of brain-injured children often feel alone with an overwhelming problem - their beloved child falling further and further behind. We offer information to help them understand their hurt child.
Hurt Kid Victories: Understanding - IAHP
2024年5月31日 · Results: The only thing that matters in the world of hurt kids. In the world of brain-injured children understanding is a critical issue. It can be a life and death issue. When the world sees a hurt child it often decides his fate based …
Further Programs - IAHP
We offer a range of comprehensive courses that help parents understand their brain-injured children, and give them the tools their children need to find wellness.
How To Teach Your Baby To Read - IAHP
How To Teach Your Baby To Read. Having the ability to read well is vital to a child growing up today. Learning about the world and expanding the horizons of that world is easy when a child loves to read. Children who get an early start never look back.
History Of The Institutes - IAHP
For more than 60 years, The Institutes has been pioneering treatment of hurt children and education for well children.
Common Diagnoses - IAHP
There are more than 300 different labels that are commonly used to describe brain-injured children. The vast majority of these labels are not proper diagnoses, but rather symptoms of brain-injured children.
Our Approach - IAHP
Hurt Kids - Our Program. Treating the symptoms of injury to the brain without addressing the brain itself will fail. Surgery and medication are often used to eliminate a distressing symptom. Treatment of the brain-injured child must be aimed at brain maturation, in …
About The Institutes - IAHP
Brain-injured children are hurt: not damaged, not diseased, they are hurt. Treating the symptoms of injury to the brain without addressing the brain itself will fail. Surgery and medication are often used to try to eliminate a distressing symptom.