Maria Rickert Hong January 9, 2013

WEBINAR REPLAY: THERAPIES THAT WORK FOR AUTISM, PDD-NOS, SPD, ADHD, LD AND DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS

Patty Lemer

Earlier today, I interviewed Patricia Lemer, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Developmental Delay Resources (DDR), a non-profit that is dedicated to meeting the needs of children with developmental delays in sensory, motor, language, social, and emotional areas.

Today’s interview was phenomenal and full of practical information because Patty has worked with these children for over 40 years, and she knows what therapies and interventions work.

Some of her recommended resources are:

Envisioning a Bright Future: Interventions That Work for Children and Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders (book)

The Lyme-Autism Connection: Unveiling the Shocking Link Between Lyme Disease and Childhood Developmental Disorders (book)

Patty lists many more references in the webinar, so it’s a good idea to listen to it.

Filed Under: ADHD, AUTISM / PDD-NOS, DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS, GENERAL, HEALTH TOPICS, HEAVY METALS, LEARNING DISABILITIES, LYME DISEASE, NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS, RETAINED REFLEXES, SENSORY PROCESSING DISORDER, YEAST INFECTIONS Tagged: ADHD, autism, Candida, Developmental Delay Resources, developmental delays, heavy metals, learning disabilities, mercury, Patricia Lemer, PDD-NOS, sensory processing disorder

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