Sep 01, 2016
Reece Thomas has been doing amazingly well lately!
In the past, Reece didn't like to wait for something he wanted — not even for a few seconds. Now he waits patiently for Entrust staff to help him.
Reece is also following verbal prompts and has started repeating simple words; he can even count to 25 (with a little help). Entrust's staff is very impressed to see that Reece is now arranging his CDs by himself after changing them in his CD player.
Recently, Reece spent over an hour happily organizing his new toys. He lined them up perfectly — and didn't get upset once!
Reece's parent's have even noticed a difference in him. They have given excellent feedback about his behaviour during his home visits. What a success!
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