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No Time for Jello (Paperback)

by Berneen Bratt (Author)

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From Library Journal
Glenn Doman, creator of the controversial Doman-Delacato patterning program, claims to cure brain damage if his demanding program of almost continuous exercises is strictly followed. Bratt religiously performed the exercises prescribed for her son, who has cerebral palsy, then had the courage to accept that his failure to be cured was the fault of neither mother or son. Bratt details her dreams for her son, the rigors of the program, its impact on her family, her disillusionment with the program, and her ultimate acceptance of her son with his handicaps. Not much of substance has been written about Doman's approach. His techniques seem to have results similar to other therapies, but take a huge physical and emotional toll, and Bratt displays the wish-guilt formula which constitutes Doman's appeal. Recommended for parents and professionals interested in the program.
- Amy Goffman, Kluge Children's Rehabilitation Ctr., Univ. of Virginia
Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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Heart-rending account of one family's adjustment to a child's cerebral palsy.

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