Before we started adjustments, Ramsey was not having bowel movements regularly and showed no interest in potty training. He was mostly non-verbal and was very wound up and on edge all the time, leaving him unable/unwilling to sleep and to follow directions. He would have constant meltdowns and headbutt/hit walls and throw himself on the floor when he was overwhelmed.

We had put him in speech therapy for a bit and tried to teach him different ways to help calm down before his meltdowns start. Multiple different routines to help him sleep or just get through the day without turning it into a big battle.

I truly don’t know what I was expecting in the beginning, but the differences I see in Ramsey are HUGE. He was constantly so wound up and seemed like he was stressed at all times, which made normal things difficult for him and us as a family. In the short amount of time we’ve been taking him in for sessions, he’s begun talking, potty training, sleeping and eating better, and his meltdowns have greatly reduced in frequency and intensity. It’s honestly mind-blowing to see him doing all these things that we didn’t know would be possible for him so soon, if ever.

His overall attitude is just different. Everyone tells us he seems happier and more comfortable in general. He’s not constantly in fight or flight, which has made it possible for him to make huge strides in multiple areas of his life.

I put a huge amount of that on the work they’re doing with him at Statera!