Testimonials

Testimonials

 

Elaine Hall’s Miracle Project is a “miracle” – a miracle of ingenuity, human intimacy, and creativity. This magnificent work vividly demonstrates the joy and hope of discovering the creative and emotional capacities which exist in all children, but especially in those children with autism and other special needs.
- Dr. Stanley Greenspan

 

 

What a blessing to be part of a family of unconditional love and light with you definitively as the beacon, your sound is action, your light is love and humbly you dance through it all. Love you deeply
-Vida Simon, Singer/Songwriter

 

 

I had goose-bump through the entire performance. Thank you – I am inspired!
-Julie Grass, Audience Member

 

 

I was at how much I like it! I usually don’t like acting or dancing, but The Miracle Project is so much fun.
- William Black, Sibling of Child Participant with Special Needs

 

 

It’s such a pleasure to have an activity that both my typical daughter and son with special needs can enjoy together – and meeting other parents is great for me too.
- Michelle Wolf, Parent & Planning Director for The Jewish Federation

 

 

I have really enjoyed meeting all the children and their parents. My own two (typically developing) children have embraced the opportunity to play with friends.
- Alyson Singer, Volunteer

 

 

All the glory foes to you for your amazing devotion to these kids. My daughter LOVED being a part of The Miracle Project, and I cant thank you enough for the light you shine.
- Hillary Kessler, Parent & Special Needs Coordinator for the Westside Regional

 

 

The training gave me so much more than I could ever imagine. The 7 Keys to miracle minded is mind and heart opening.
-Carol, Special Education Teacher

 

 

As a therapist, the miracle project changed my whole perspective. Instead of looking at fixing a child’s weakness, we learn to honor his or her talents and strengths. It is incredibly effective
- Jenn Hillman, OT/PT

 

 

Nothing short of inspirational. We are all better teachers, therapists, volunteers and well, people!
-Bobbi Reed, Art Therapist.

 

 


Being Miracle Minded works in all works of life, and essential for kids with special needs. Amazing!
-Shelly Cox Founder, Step by Step Early Childhood Education programs.

 

 

The training literally puts you in the body of autism and things will never be the same.
-Rabbi Jackie Redner

 

 

I’ve been in many workshops and come away wondering what I learned. Well, even after the first day, I was thrilled at how much I had absorbed.
-Carolyn Metzger, Special Needs Educator and Dance Teacher.