From the author: I offer you a series of articles from my practical experience... Client V., 76 years old Call. I pick up the phone. I hear: “Lesya Andreevna, Lesya Andreevna, how can this be... After all, he was given the second group!” The voice is dead, dead... I’m completely bewildered: “Are you not satisfied with this?” "No! We lost the first group, we lost our pension...” The interlocutor is crying. I see... Persistent, hard work for 1 year and 10 months gave results. Patient M., 50 years old, ischemic atherothrombotic stroke: motor, partially sensory aphasia, right-sided severe hemiparesis of the right hand. Speech is impaired according to the type of sensory motor aphasia. Before his illness, he worked as a truck driver, his hobbies were motorcycles (bikers). Education – technical school.[1] Her son began to recover. And recover quickly! Especially after using neurotransforming methods[2]. Well what can I say? Nothing... In the evening the call came again: “Excuse me, please! I just now realized that he is on the mend! Thank you very much!” PS Work with M. continues...March 2015. [1] Disability and its impact on family development in modern society / L. G. Popova, E. Yu. Konyukhova, L. A. Palkina, etc. / / Family in modern society: interdisciplinary connections. Collective monograph / ed. M. V. Noskova, E. P. Shikhova. – Ekaterinburg: GBOU VPO USMU, 2014.- P. 321-383.ISBN http://elar.urfu.ru/bitstream/10995/26341/1/978-5-89895-629-5_2014.pdf[2] Palkina , L.A. Experience in providing psychological and speech therapy assistance to a patient with aphasia when introducing him into a trance state / L.A. Palkina // Psychotherapy. - 2014. - No. 10. - C. 57 -59.