Hope and healing for autism – with Giselle from World of Longevity
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Entries by The Star Academy
A day in the life of David Gerschlowitz
When David was a teenager his behaviour was out of control. I used to dream about darting him, like a game ranger darts a Rhino. I suggested to my ABA team that I carry a water pistol, to spray him, when he’d have terrible meltdowns in public places. To their shock and horror, they advised […]
Don’t give up hope if your child suffers from autism, says mom
Written by Goitsemang Tlhabye Published Apr 19, 2022 Author IIana Gerschlowitz said her journey started 18 years ago when her son was diagnosed with autism. Pretoria – Even though not every child may recover from autism, no parent should give up their hopes and dreams for their child to be functional and independent members of […]
Mom inspired to write a book after years of autism research into how to help her sons
By Matthew Petersen Apr 15, 2022 Cape Town – When Ilana Gerschlowitz prepared for life with her husband as a newly-married couple, she did not expect to have autism knocking at their door. Her sons David, 20, and Aaron, 9, were both diagnosed with autism. At the time of David’s birth, Ilana worked as a […]
Stories of Hope for Autism Awareness Shared by Staff
When you choose ABA for your child there will always be progress. At times the progress may be momentous, and at times the progress may be small – but there will always be progress. I have in mind two beautiful children, each progressing at very different rates, both of their progress noteworthy and worth celebrating. […]
Children With Starving Brains
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The importance of parent training by ABA Case Supervisor and Durban Manager Nicole Gokul
Recovery from Autism is more than the ABA therapy sessions your child attends on a daily basis. It is about signing up to Parent Training in an effort to promote: -Consistency in ABA practices within the home environment – Generalization across people, locations and stimuli – Treating inflexibility opposed to removing triggers – Identifying precursors […]
