Testimonials
Our staff, including a neurodevelopmental optometrist, a vision therapist, neurosensory specialists, R.N.’s and L.P.N.’s, and diagnostic technicians, serve patients with disorders including, but not limited to:
Dizziness, Vertigo, Chronic Headaches, Migraines, Dyslexia, Sensory Integration Disorders, Post-Concussion and Head Injury, ADD/ADHD and Autistic Spectrum Disorders.
Migraines
"I have suffered with migraines for at least eight years, and it was to the point of them controlling my life. I came upon information about the NeuroSensory Center, and made an appointment. It has been one of the best experiences within the medical field that I have had. For the first time, I felt that someone was actually listening to me. A combination of (psycho)therapy, dietary changes, biofeedback, and positive support seems to have significantly decreased my migraines. I feel healthier today than I have felt in years."
Chronic Migraine Patient - February 2011
Autism
"The supplements are working fantastic and at times I can't even tell there is anything wrong with him... We are also looking forward to the appointment. You guys will be shocked to see how much improvement he has made... I would hate to think where we would be now and how much precious time we would have lost if not for all of you. So, thank you."
Mother of Autistic Patient - November 2010
Autism
"I wanted to let you know... that I am seeing improvements in all the children on my caseload that have started their treatment program after being evaluated at your center. In general, the children are much more regulated, they can tolerate more sensory input (visual, auditory, vestibular) without becoming overwhelmed or stressed. In addition, the children are more playful and more interested in engaginge with others (parents, peers, siblings) and initiating more purposeful activities without prompting. I am seeing increases in eye contact, language, both expressive and receptive, and communicative intent across the board.
My therapy sessions are now so much more effective for these children and I can get them to engage in play-based sensory-motor activities for longer periods of time in order to facilitate motor learning and improved integration of multiple sensory inputs. All of the parents are also able to see improvements in their children, and they report that, in general, there is less stress occurring in their child's daily routines of dressing, bathing, mealtimes, and transitions such as getting ready for school, bed, etc."
Physical Therapist Working with Some of Our Autistic Patients - December 2010
Autism
"My child was able to go into Wegmans for the first time without a tantrum and while in Wegmans looked at the trains (another first) and then proceeded to go to his sister's school and walk around, and then went to Office Max (a 'new' store which is usually a very stressful experience for him) and was calm throughout."
Mother of Autistic Patient - September 2010
PDD
"He was sitting and engaging in eye-hand coordination/fine motor activities for 10 minutes or more (a first), having conversations and staying on topic, asking appropriate questions, tolerating ball play activities, especially with balls coming toward him (improved convergence), varying his play strategies and not becoming stuck on one activity, improved frustration tolerance when things don't go his way, improved safety awareness when moving through space, sitting and watching a movie without becoming overstimulated and then being able to talk about what he watched."
Therapist of PDD Patient - August 2010
Mild Traumatic Head Injury
"I received a Mild Traumatic Head Injury from a Motor Vehicle Accident in 1999. (For the record: There is NOTHING “Mild’” about a Traumatic Head Injury.) The day of my accident was not my worst day. With an enclosed head trauma, I was on a downward spiral. A continued regression in cognitive functioning compounded by the side effects of pharmaceuticals finally pushed me to a decision of: Enough! Once weaned off the pharmaceuticals (worse than the side effects of the head injury itself) I pursued rehabilitation through cognitive & neuro feedback modalities. This approach lead me to Dr. Jeffery Becker. The first time I met with Dr. Becker, within a few minutes of examination, he diagnosed: “I know what is wrong.” I asked, “can you fix it”? He responded, “yes, but It will take time and commitment on your part”. With-in weeks of diagnostic testing and developing a protocol of various therapies, I began to notice a difference in my cognitive skills that gave me the HOPE I could get beyond this disability. This revelation also gave me the motivation to be diligent with my therapies. Although I am still aware of a few limitations, I function at a level that others would not be aware. Continued maintenance with my home therapies keeps my vision stable. When faced with unacceptable options for recovery from my MTBI, I am grateful for the progress I have achieved from Dr. Becker and his staff."
Mild Traumatic Head Injury Patient
CIDP
"I have CIDP, which is a chronic progressive form of Guillain Barre. I have been having problems with my vision for a couple of years. I was pretty much legally blind and unable to drive due to my vision and physical condition. I have been to many different eye professionals and no one could figure out how to help me. Through therapy with the Neurosensory Center, I have been able to increase my vision by eighty percent in just ten months. I am now able to work on getting my handicap license. I am able to see recipes so that I can cook dinner for my family. I am so thankful to Dr. Becker and the Neurosensory Center for helping me. I cannot express how much this has changed my life. Thank you so much!!"
CIDP Patient
ADHD
"My nine year old daughter has hyper active ADHD and a sensory processing disorder. She has been on medication since she was four years old. I have been looking for ways to help her since her diagnosis. I have been using a weighted compression vest on her for a few years. This has helped to a degree, but I felt that we needed to keep looking. I have taken her to a few different physicians with no success, just more medicine. We met Dr. Becker and his staff at the Neurosensory Center, and at the first visit Dr. Becker was shocked at how bad her vision was. She has been doing the at- home vision program and vision therapy with Dr. Becker. I am amazed at how far she has progressed since she started in June. She has increased her vision by forty percent. I know that we have more work to do but I feel that she is on the road to success!! Thank you so much!!"
Parent of ADHD Patient
Vision
"When I first met with Dr. Becker, my eyes were vibrating. I was closing one eye to see clearly and my perception was poor. After Dr. Becker prescribed new glasses with prisms, and starting eye therapy, my eyes settled down. I was able to read the newspaper and novels again. I continue to do the eye therapy on our home computer to keep my eyes in good shape. I am very grateful to Dr. Becker and his staff for helping me become more independent through their services."
Vision Patient
Vision
"I am so lucky to have been sent to see Dr. Becker at the NeuroSensory center in Kingston, PA. He helped me get back to 100% with the help of intense eye therapy. I followed the therapy instructions and worked as hard as I could, and in less than 3 months I felt like myself again. Not only was Dr. Becker a pleasure to work with but so was the whole office staff. These people really care about you and want to help you get better. He is the only doctor that does this type of therapy, so please if you still are not feeling like yourself go see Dr. Becker."
Vision Patient