New Therapy Reversing Autistic Symptoms in Just Nine Hours
What Doctors Don't Tell You - January 20, 2014
An alternative and non-invasive treatment for autism has led to significant reductions in maladaptive behaviors in children, according to a new study published in the January issue of the peer-reviewed journal, EXPLORE The Journal of Science and Healing.
A new therapy is having a remarkable success with children with autism. NeuroModulation Technique (NMT)—also known as the Feinberg Method—is transforming behavior and mood in just nine hours, a new study has discovered.
NMT tries to re-establish healthy neural communication between the mind and body.
It has been tested on 18 children with autism, who received two sessions of NMT a week for six weeks, which amounted to nine hours of therapy. In that time, the children displayed improved behaviour, mood, speech, language skills and social awareness, said lead researcher Robert Weiner, a clinical psychologist based in Dallas, Texas.
Those nine hours compared to just two to three days of Applied Behavior Analysis, the current ‘gold standard’ therapy for autism.
The mother of one child who took part in the study commented:
(Source: Explore, 2014; 10: 13-23)
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A new therapy is having a remarkable success with children with autism. NeuroModulation Technique (NMT)—also known as the Feinberg Method—is transforming behavior and mood in just nine hours, a new study has discovered.
NMT tries to re-establish healthy neural communication between the mind and body.
It has been tested on 18 children with autism, who received two sessions of NMT a week for six weeks, which amounted to nine hours of therapy. In that time, the children displayed improved behaviour, mood, speech, language skills and social awareness, said lead researcher Robert Weiner, a clinical psychologist based in Dallas, Texas.
Those nine hours compared to just two to three days of Applied Behavior Analysis, the current ‘gold standard’ therapy for autism.
The mother of one child who took part in the study commented:
My son had an extremely difficult time keeping a calm body for any length of time. Now he can sit still for 40 minutes, and he is doing better sitting properly at the dinner table.
(Source: Explore, 2014; 10: 13-23)
© WDDTY MMXIV
You may view the original story on the wddty.com website: What Doctors Don't Tell You