Therapy helps solve behavioral puzzle
Erik and Amy Hedges are busy people. Both are full-time students at the University of Central Oklahoma , they work full-time jobs and they have three children: Trevor, 7, Jacob, 5, and Dylan, 1.
The 28-year-olds admit they started their family young, and they love their children deeply and would do anything to make sure their children are happy and healthy. So they are thankful for an "amazing” treatment for thei...
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