What to Do About Your Brain-Injured Child

Glenn Doman documents The Institutes' half century of success with brain-injured children, citing statistics and case histories, illustrating the basic principles of brain development with charts, diagrams and drawings. He explains why the old theories failed, The Institutes' revolutionary treatment of the brain, recounts his staff's research, breakthroughs setbacks and tireless efforts to refine the treatment of brain injury. He reveals lifesaving techniques to measure and improve mobility, language, and manual, visual, auditory and tactile development, including unique methods of treatment and motivation and The Institutes' home program where parents and love are vital ingredients. All of this is so brain-injured children can one day live with their peers, not in an institution.