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Faith's Amazing Breakthrough - Before & After Video Progress From 1 Month of ABA this Summer - Proven 40x - 200x Faster Progress Than School

Proof From The School's Weekly-Charted IEP Data + Full Before & After Benchmarking Videos:

2022 Summer, 4 - 20 IEP goals mastered from 1 summer month of pure ABA -- *from her most-stagnant goals* -- Proving a 40x - 200x Faster Progress Rate from 1-on-1 ABA:

- Studies (like this one across 42 children) show autistic children do drastically better with full ABA therapy than with special education alone with about an 81% mainstreaming rate with ABA vs. a 5% mainstreaming rate without ABA

- Autistic children need legislation (like what recently passed in Louisiana unanimously) requiring public schools to allow insurance-covered therapists in school to support and drastically advance autistic learning.

- The estimated lifetime cost of caring for an untreated individual with autism is over $3.2 million. Adult services make up 90 percent of lifetime costs, and are three times more expensive than early intervention treatment. If children receive early intervention, cost of lifelong care could be reduced by two-thirds.

- ABA therapy, the only autism therapy covered by the vast majority of insurances, like cures half or more of children with autism, but kids often need 30-40 hours of therapy per week, and there is a long waiting list for therapists with availability -- thus the importance of schools allowing that assistance during the day time, especially for children of working parents.

- Life expectancy for autistic people who don't get treatment is only about 38 years.

- 1 in 64 children in Georgia has autism.

- Though the GA legislature voted near-unanimously twice for children to have access to ABA therapy, there is a small community of parents trying to keep their children from the therapy, and even divorcing to try to keep their children from it.

- This is extra disturbing as GA Medicaid even states that all home environments need to be supportive of the therapy for it to work, and because ABA therapy treatment guidelines require deferring to the parent.

- Therefore, it is also strongly recommended that laws also be updated such that decision making powers and child custody for autistic children shall be vested in the fit parent who has not been against the child receiving ABA therapy.

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