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brain injured child treatment The Institutes teaches parents how to evaluate and treat their brain-injured child at home. From the Home Study Program to the Intensive Treatment Program, the objective is to help brain-injured children develop physically, intellectually and socially so that they may one day live among peers, not in special schools or institutions.

Program I Home Study
Program II "What To Do About Your Brain-Injured Child" Course
Program III The Home Program Consultation
Program IV The Lecture Series
Program V The Aspirant Program
Program VI The Intensive Treatment Program

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Review the Lecture Series Schedule.

Request information on registering for Programs for Parents of Brain-Injured Children.

Review the Institutes Book List for Parents of Brain-Injured Children, including Glenn Doman's book What To Do About Your Brain-Injured Child.

Cerebral Palsy

Francesca - A Success Story

Francesca, from Rome, Italy, and her fellow quintuplets were born by emergency Cesarean section in November 1987, two months prior to their expected due date. Francesca was clearly in distress following the birth and received low Apgar scores.

By the age of fifteen months it was obvious that Francesca had developmental problems, as she could not stand or walk. Her legs were rigid and she could not bear her own weight in the upright position.

The Second Mobility Revolution

Cerebral Palsy

The greatest change that has taken place in The Institutes Program in half a century is not really a change, but instead a true revolution - the second mobility revolution.