Alison's third letter

When she was 4, she tested as gifted and enrolled in a school for gifted children.  When she was 6 she was asked to leave the gifted school because she was falling behind in her reading, her self esteem was suffering and she was ‘acting out’, and being disruptive.  Things got worse, in public school, and then she was diagnosed with ADHD, and I asked her psychologist for an alternative to medication.  That is how I found you.  At age 9 she went through your program.

Now she is 14 and has started high school.  She has informed me that I must not setup dentist or doctor appointments during school time- she does not want to miss any school.  She does all her homework with minimal prompting from me, and recognizes that it is for her benefit- not for her teachers or me.  Her average on her first report card is 84.8.  Alison is planning on becoming a doctor.

Alison made the transition between a school of 250 kids to a school of 1800 gracefully and easily.  None of her friends went to this new school with her, but she made new friends and adjusted easily.

Alison is a beautiful, confident and capable young lady.  Thank you again.

Take care,

Janice