We are thrilled to announce a significant achievement at Jacob’s Ladder and the Pillar Research Institute: the release of our preliminary outcomes research in neurodevelopmental care! This comprehensive analysis marks a pivotal moment in our commitment to improving the lives of those with distinct needs.
Our outcomes research shows promising advancements across all domains of client well-being, including behavioral, cognitive, emotional, and physiological improvements. This is particularly exciting as it validates the transformative work we do through the Interpersonal Whole-Brain Model of Care® (IWBMC™). With robust sample sizes, ranging from 40 to 56 clients per diagnostic category over a two-year period, we are proud to affirm the positive changes our clients experience. This data doesn’t just reflect our achievements; it also enriches our understanding of our impact, allowing us to refine our practices continuously.
In addition to our broad analysis, we have produced a detailed case study highlighting a client’s journey with autism. This case study provides valuable insights into individual transformations that occur within our model of care and emphasizes the personalized approach we take with each client.
Furthermore, we’re excited to share that we’ve published four white papers on the IWBMC™—explaining the model and elucidating its application in real-world scenarios. These rapid achievements underscore our dedication to evidence-informed practices that truly make a difference.
As we advance our research and continue to expand our understanding, these findings are just the beginning of our journey. We are committed to promoting transformative care for individuals facing neurodevelopmental challenges. We invite you to visit our website, explore our early findings, and join us in this vital mission to enhance the lives of those we serve. Together, we can make a significant difference.
