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Welcome to The HANDLE Institute website. 
Please read this disclaimer before exploring this site.

For people of all ages, the unique HANDLE approach has been shown to effectively address a wide range of learning, behavior, and developmental issues. HANDLE is a gentle, natural, alternative to medical diagnosis and traditional medical, psychological,  or psychiatric treatment, offering hope and help to those wishing to reach or regain their full potential.

"For the first time in his life, my son casually reached up and held my hand as we walked.
For all the remarkable things that HANDLE has given us, my son's hand in mine is the gift I cherish most."

~ Genese Izuno

The HANDLE Institute provides various levels of training that enable organizations and individuals to better help others, through the HANDLE approach.

Learn about The HANDLE Institute's services or find a HANDLE Provider.
May 16,
2012
A HANDLE Introduction to Neurodevelopmental Differences (Level 1), Ghent, New York, USA
May 24,
2012
Community Information Presentation, Shoreline, WA, USA
Jun 1,
2012
A HANDLE Approach to Neurodevelopmental Differences, Iselin, New Jersey, USA
Jun 4,
2012
Introduction to HANDLE (Level 1), Singapore, Malaysia
Jun 5,
2012
HANDLE Basics (Level 2), Singapore, Malaysia
Jun 23,
2012
The Real Reasons for Autism (Level 1), Croydon, Surrey, England

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Back To School Already?

Around the world families are headed to the store armed with the list of supplies to buy for school. This year let's make sure to keep toxins off that list. The average child's character-themed backpack is filled with supplies and materials made from the most toxic plastic, polyvinyl chloride (PVC or vinyl) which contains dangerous chemical additives. These harmful chemicals include phthalates, lead, cadmium, and/or organotins.

The good news is that with a little time and attention, a backpack full of non-toxic school supplies is in reach, says The Environmental Working Group.

Click here for their free guide.


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New Book Dedicated to HANDLE's Founder