Remarkably, 21% of the children in the Sensory Enrichment group moved up by one whole diagnostic classification on the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS).
In randomized control trials, children who added Sensory Enrichment therapy to their existing programs were 6X more likely to improve by 5 points or more on the Childhood Autism Rating Scale (CARS).
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Youʼve likely tried different therapies—speech, occupational, behavioral, medication—and while they may have helped in some ways, youʼre still left wondering why your child struggles in everyday life.
The progress is slow, frustrating, and often feels like it falls apart when things get tough.
These concerns are real, and youʼre not alone in feeling them. But there is a way to shift this reality, one that focuses on lasting, real-life progress, not just temporary fixes.
Deep down, youʼre worried about the future—Who will take care of my child when I'm not around?
Itʼs overwhelming to manage your childʼs needs while balancing the rest of your familyʼs well-being.
Maybe youʼve found yourself questioning, Is this the best I can hope for?
"This is really working! My toddler has started using functional language! His cognition has improved, his motor skills are getting way better, he is finally starting to climb and point and wave and able to copy signs. He has been blossoming intensely, really catching up at a faster rate. Now we have SO much hope!"
– Melissa M. (New Zealand)
Parent of a 3-year-old boy
"When we started doing Mendabilty, the change was almost immediate and not only was he going to sleep within 30 minutes, but he slept through the night!! He’s 7 now and every once in a while he’ll have an off night. But he is sleeping as well as any neurotypical child his age now, which means I’m sleeping again."
– Carol M. (Indiana)
Parent of a 10-year-old boy
"Did the multisensory protocol after school. I used lemon essential oil yesterday and today. He is liking smelling the lemon oil so I went with lemons for the multisensory. I put fresh lemon juice on his lips at the end and he licked them and DID NOT gag! This is huge for my child. He has severe oral motor aversions. Day 2 is rockin already!"
– Sadie W. (Illinois)
Parent of a 10-year-old boy