Review from a N.A.E.T customer:

We have a 5 year old son who was diagnosed as autistic in the month of May 2004. He is free from autism now. Thanks to NAET®.

We are Caleb Hoverson’s parents, and this letter will attempt to explain where Caleb was, and where he is now, in his communication, social, and physical development. We believe that Dr. Devi, and the staff at her office, have played a major part in Caleb’s growth.

We didn’t want to see what was going on with our son. Anything that didn’t seem normal we just overlooked. Our first glimpse that something might be wrong was when a lady at our church came to us and mentioned that she thought Caleb might have a hearing problem. She thought this because he would not respond when people talked with him. Then when Caleb was three years old and the only thing he would say is “mama,” and incoherent mumbling, our eyes were beginning to open. We were visiting friends and Caleb was playing with their son, he came to his mom and said, “Why is Caleb calling me mama?!” Our eyes were opened more to the fact that there was a real problem.

Caleb called everyone and everything “mama.” Shortly after his third birthday his aunt came to visit and explained to us that there could be something really wrong. Caleb was living in his own world, not interacting with anyone around him, staring into space or at the TV, and not moving for hours at a time. He was not talking, not potty trained, with no apparent desire to do these things. Through our local school district we had Caleb tested and he was diagnosed with autism. We were shocked, but at the same time a little relieved, because we knew something was wrong. This was in May 2004.

In July of 2004 we found out that Dr. Devi was doing a study on autism and might be able to help Caleb. We had our first visit, within hours after his first “NAET® treatment” Caleb put two words together with action. He had a cup of water, and when he had finished all of it, he turned it over and said “all gone.” It was clear and very understandable; it was our first breakthrough.

In September of 2004 Caleb was enrolled into a “special-needs” preschool with other kids who had autism and learning delays. We would get reports that he was aggressive and wouldn’t listen to his teacher. He would pinch and hit other kids and he had no interest in potty training. He didn’t qualify for speech therapy because he didn’t speak enough words, and showed no desire to speak. Everything was still “ma-ma.” After continuing visits to Dr. Devi’s office, small breakthroughs started happening. After starting his “NAET® treatments,” he showed the desire to talk and to listen. It seemed that things in his brain were beginning to connect.

In May of 2005 Caleb began putting 2 and 3 word utterances together, still difficult to understand, but showing a desire to communicate. He was now potty trained and was now looking at you in the eye while you were talking with him. He began to interact with others and show interest in the world around him. In September 2005 he started back to the same school and was retested and qualified for speech therapy because, now, he had words in his personal vocabulary.

Today, Caleb’s teacher has seen huge improvements. He now knows and calls his teacher by name as well as his classmates. He has a “best friend” at school, he counts to 15, knows his ABC’s, knows the letter sounds, and can write his name. He can act on multiple instructions and his motor skills are above “age appropriate.” In his most recent progress report, he met or exceeded all the learning goals set at the beginning of the school year.

He has improved so much, in such a short time, we know without NAET® treatments this progress may not have happened in the time that he has. We have gone from wondering if our son would ever be normal to Caleb entering regular kindergarten next year. Dr. Devi and her staff have been a blessing to us. Caleb’s language continues to improve and move forward…. Thank you Dr. Devi.

Mike and Cindy Hoverson,

Chino, CA