Improved Handwriting

We find that many children are not doing well in school simply because they don't do their writing assignments well (or at all). It has been our experience that many children having difficulties in school do not have basic difficulties understanding the material. Their basic problems are with sitting still, maintaining attention, and writing - all hampered by one common problem.

Below are examples of a kingergarten child papers before and after implementation of the exercises. The first sample the child was instructed to copy the ABC’s in 15 minutes. The second sample the same child was instructed to copy a poem in 15 minutes. After completing the program the child was able to not only copy the poem in legible handwriting he was able to draw pictures because of extra time he had left.

(Handwriting Sample Before The Program)	(Handwriting After Completing The Program)

A Life Without Medication

Medications are the primary treatment available for ADD and ADHD. But these drugs treat only the symptoms of the disorder, not the underlying causes. What’s more, their use is usually accompanied by adverse side effects. Read Gregory's parents experience below to see how our program can still benefit your child even if they are currently on medication.

After talking to a lot of people, we know the situation with our son Gregory isn’t unique. There are literally millions of people out there who suffer from ADD, ADHD, or similar issues that result in negative behaviors. We thought our story might be helpful to others.

At school, the teachers were having an increasingly difficult time getting him to pay attention. Gregory never interrupted class but he would spend most of his time deep in thought. Homework became a nightly battle that was driving all of us crazy.

Gregory’s teacher recommended that we take him to the doctor and have him examined for ADHD. We resisted because he wasn’t hyperactive. We thought there must be some other explanation.

Finally, to deal with the problem, we went to our family pediatrician who we trusted. Gregory was diagnosed with ADHD, and the doctor recommended that we put him on medication to help improve his attention behaviors.

At first we were pleased with the results. But it didn’t take long before we started noticing the negative side effects. It was as if Gregory’s outgoing social personality was buried deep inside him. The drugs masked his ADHD behaviors, but he definitely suffered from the side effects.

Some good friends of ours told us about a new ADD/ADHD treatment they were using with their own son. As they told us about the treatment, I admit that we were more than a little skeptical. We had looked for years for a program that combined medication and coping skills but had not found any that we felt comfortable with. A treatment program that is based on a series of 15-minute exercises done at home sounded a little strange. When we heard of the results they were experiencing with their own son, we decided to find out more.

What we discovered has literally changed Gregory’s life. He is acting more like a “typical teenager” now. He is beginning to be more social and to exhibit behaviors that he never really applied to his life until now.

Recently we went on a day trip as a family to a beautiful area we love. While we were there, Gregory mentioned that he forgot to take his medication. We thought he was joking for two reasons: one, he is very good about taking it, and two, his behavior was very good… something we have only seen while on his medication.

But when we arrived home after our trip, I noticed his medication on the kitchen table and couldn’t believe it. He really did forget to take it. Amazingly, his behavior WITHOUT the medication was fantastic!

That’s when it really hit home. Dr. Bender’s Breakthrough Treatment has been a miracle in Gregory’s life! Because of it, we had one of our best trips. And that’s just the beginning. I look forward to the day that he no longer needs his medication. Until then we will continue the exercises and keep working with Gregory to help him succeed.

I hope our story has been helpful for you