Miracle Children: Behavior and Learning Disabilities Uprooted

Hope for your child that will bring tears to your eyes.

Anna Buck discovered, after years of research, that her daughter’s profound disabilities in multiple areas – sensory integration, behavior, vision, auditory processing, gross and fine motor skills, balance, low academic performance – stemmed from one root cause: dysfunction in the brain stem. Miracle Children records how her daughter’s struggles were uprooted by targeting and treating the brain stem.

In layman’s terms, Miracle Children describes how dysfunction in the brain stem can affect children in varying degrees and through diverse manifestations. Miracle Children includes captivating stories of children treated by Buck, some who showed minimal difficulties and others who demonstrated significant dysfunction in multiple areas of the central nervous system. Children with previous labels such as ADD, ADHD, SEID, Dyslexia, Perceptual Communication Disorder, Auditory Processing Disorder and more, have overcome their difficulties and experience transformed lives.



Peter Blythe, founder and director of The Institute for Neuro-Physiological Psychology from 1975-2001, from the forward to Miracle Children:
I consider Miracle Children a book that tens of thousands of parents throughout the Western world have been waiting for, because it proves that their dreams and hopes as parents can become reality.

It is the dream of every parent that their children will be happy and free from any behavioral problems or difficulties at school. But far too often their child, who is obviously intelligent, cannot show his intelligence in an acceptable academic way in the classroom, or behave like other children of the same age. The author, Anna Buck, had such a daughter. As a result she spent years, and a lot of money, trying to find what was causing her daughter’s problems and getting her daughter to try a variety of interventions to solve her difficulties.

They all failed. Eventually all her efforts and searching paid off. She ultimately found two non-invasive answers.