During the past 12 years, thanks to the reach of Jack’s films and this website, we’ve connected with thousands of amazing people. Many have stepped up in unexpected ways to support our ASD educational efforts. In this area of comebackjack.org/com, we recognize three of our friends, who provide options that may be worth your consideration.
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Through her website, Dr. Kathleen Akin offers Advanced Hair Analysis, a non-invasive and inexpensive way to determine mercury toxicity, mineral imbalances, and other diagnostic trends which may be associated with autism symptoms.
To find out more about Dr. Akin and her Advanced Hair Analysis, click here. To send Dr. Akin an email, please click here.
Invented by a mom (Jan Rogers), whose daughter was struggling with the concept of time management, the Time Timer is one of the most helpful ways to teach visual learners how to solve time perception problems.
Jan’s proven products are so easy to use that even young children and those with “disabilities” can monitor their own timed activities. To visit the Time Timer website, click here.
For ASD kids, these Corda-Roy Bean Bag “resting” places are usually heaven. We have two, and Jack -- because of his need for pressure (the bean bag surrounds his body) -- loves them both. They are relatively inexpensive, and very durable (important with all the jumping and rough and tumble play they inspire). Visit: cordaroys.com
