If you are a parent or guardian who has a real interest in learning more about the work of the NYU Child Study Center and the Advanced Learning Lab, please feel free to contact me. I have extensive experience with what they do and who they are and I'm also happy to put you in touch with parents who have things to say about their work. As I mentioned in a previous post, please go in with your eyes open: these folks are not the people they appear to be. Some people there are gifted professionals-this does not include the people who actually are running the program, so very sad to say.
And so very sad that the administrators at NYU have chosen to ignore this sad sad situation. Perhaps they don't know or they themselves are to blame? It cost us 30,000 to find out!
If you see this blog please pass it along. They don't deserve our time, our money, and, most of all, our children.
Mark
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It's true that there were kids in the program who had never been diagnosed with Aspberger's Syndrome. And the people running it knew it. They just wanted to create something that would make them look good without considering the ways in which they were treating the children, the parents, and frankly, those on the staff who were actually dedicated to working with the children and not worried about labels.
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