Miracles Come From Difficulties
We created the Gemiini Discrete Video Modeling System for one simple reason: to help children with autism learn to speak.
Gemiini has since evolved and now is used to help people of all ages, and all abilities, learn to read, speak, and communicate.
You've probably read the testimonials on our website and on our Facebook page from parents who are thrilled to see an almost instant improvement in their children after starting Gemiini. While that certainly does happen, and quite often, it's also common for a child to take longer and appear to be making no progress at all.
We live in a world of instant gratification and it can be difficult to accept that change is happening even when we can't see it. Oprah.com posted this simple quote that is important to keep in mind:
When people give up the hope and are frustrated at a lack of progress, they often contact us to cancel their membership. Usually, though, there are some tweaks we can advise to get a parent and child back on track. Maybe the program isn't being used correctly or maybe the parent isn't aware of videos and programs that can help.
Our Special Forces program, for example, is for kids who haven't achieved speech within six months. Parents who use it are the ones who resist the temptation to quit and who keep the hope that success is possible.
A remarkable 97 percent of participants in this program have achieved vocal-verbal increases.
We had a mom recently who posted on our Facebook page complaining that her son hadn't made any vocal progress. One of our product specialists immediately contacted her, scheduled a call, and learned that the mom wasn't using the program consistently and had all the excuses in the book as reasons why.
Guess what? Buying a gym membership won't make you strong and buying a Gemiini membership won't lead to speech. It takes work, consistency, love, and a lot of dedication to succeed. Are you that kind of parent?
All children, special needs or not, have a purposes and can change this world for the better.
Keep going. You can do it, and we're here to help.