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We’re often asked if the Gemiini system has been the subject of scientific research studies. The answer is a resounding yes. Over and over again, universities have tested the efficacy of Gemiini. From the University of California, San Diego, to the Autism Society of Washington, Gemiini has support from organizations all over the world.

It's natural to be skeptical of things. That's especially true when new products make magnificent claims, and it's even more true in fields such as autism research, treatment, and therapy.

When we started the Discrete Video Modeling system at Gemiini, we didn’t intend to create a magical fix for speech and language delays. What we did set out to do is help children effectively communicate. We did that by creating a new system of modeling speech, testing it rigorously, and refining what we learned over time.

One of the best ways to bring therapy into normal activities is called generalization. This is when you, the parent or teacher, point out items or sounds learned in therapy sessions and use them in normal conversation.

In 2000 Laura Kasbar began a labor of love by creating therapy videos for her twins diagnosed with Autism. “I wanted what every mother wants; what every father wants.” By August of 2014 those videos turned into Gemiini Systems, a company that is empowering parents across the globe to reach for their hopes and dreams using this powerful and effective tool.

We wanted to share a plan that is working for GemIIni families: Using Gemiini QuickStart Reading and editing language videos into the session.