Is MNRI® a good fit for my family?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How do you feel about trying a new, non-traditional therapy approach?

  • A.
    I'm excited to try something new
  • B.
    I'm hesitant, but looking for something that will work
  • C.
    I'm skeptical, but I've heard that MNRI has helped many people
• 2.
  Do you currently have the time and energy to dedicate to learning something new?

  • A.
    Yes! I'm ready to learn what I can to help my child
  • B.
    Maybe, as long as it's not too much information
  • C.
    No, but I want to try what I can for my child
• 3.
  Can you and your child commit to intensives every month or every other month? 

  • A.
    Yes, I feel certain we can find a way to commit our time to this therapy
  • B.
    Maybe. I would need to move a lot of things around to make it work
  • C.
    No, I don't have that much flexibility with our schedule
• 4.
  If so, how many hours per week can you devote to intensives?

  • A.
    4-6 hours
  • B.
    8-10 hours
  • C.
    12-15 hours
  • D.
    up to 20 hours
• 5.
  Do you have a support system in place to help you with the Home Exercise Plan?

  • A.
    Yes, my partner or family is ready to help do the HEP or manage a few other things around the house so I can devote my time to MNRI
  • B.
    Yes, I have a community of close friends who can help watch siblings or run errands for me sometimes
  • C.
    Maybe. I have friends nearby who might be willing to help lighten our load so we can try to do the HEP sometimes
• 6.
  Are you open to suggestions and guidance on behavior strategies to help your child's progress at home?

  • A.
    Yes, I'm open to learning any ways I can help my child at home
  • B.
    Maybe, I'm not sure why I'd need to though
  • C.
    No, I don't feel like I need any help with that
• 7.
  How much time do you feel you could dedicate to the Home Exercise Plan?

  • A.
    20 minutes, 3 days a week
  • B.
    30-40 minutes, 4-5 days a week
  • C.
    60-65 minutes, 5 days a week

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Now might not be the best time to try MNRI® with UTS

  Based on your answers, it sounds like you and your family are in a busy season with a full schedule. Many families find that it is helpful to have family members and/or friends available to help with home tasks so that parents can do the home exercises. Or, some families ask close friends to work with their child doing the exercises with them. Either way, it is important to have help if you are wanting to maximize your child's opportunity for growth.
• 2.
  It might be the right time

  To get the most out of MNRI®, your child will need to do 12 to 15 hours of therapy per week, either with me or at home. You'll need to stick to this schedule to get the best results for your child and your family. Therapy should be challenging, but not overly difficult. The amount of therapy will depend on your child's individual needs and abilities. I'll work with you to determine the best approach for your child.
• 3.
  You're ready to try MNRI® with UTS!

  Based on your answers, it sounds like you have help available and are ready to commit to helping your child get all that they can from receiving MNRI® with Unity Therapy Solutions. This is a big commitment, but if you can focus on the gains that your child can make, the time and energy you commit will have a life changing reward.