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Comprehensive Neurotherapy Bibliography
This list is maintained on the International Society for Neuronal
Regulation website by Professor
Corydon Hammond. It contains of an up to date list of research papers
on Neurotherapy for
the treatment of ADHD, seizure disorders,
Autism, mood and other disorders.
Neurotherapy for
Autism
A list of web articles and reviews of studies relating to the use of
Neurotherapy in Autism treatment
Biomedical interventions for
Autism
A list of web articles and review of studies highlighting the worldwide
use of Biomedical interventions for Autism
Bioscreen Medical
Bioscreen is a Biotechnology Specialist Laboratory which specialises
in testing faecal microbiology. It is the only commercial laboratory in the world
currently assessing aerobic and anaerobic bacteria in faecal matter and mapping
the distribution of this bacteria.
Emerging Interventions
This is a paper from the editors of child and adolescent psychiatric
clinics of North America.
The paper reviewed QEEG and Neurotherapy in North
American Clinics.
MINDD foundation
MINDD foundation helps practitioners and patients find biomedical
treatment for ADHD,
Autism and Neurodevelopmental disorders.
Neurotherapy for Autism
Comprehensive Neurotherapy Bibliography
This list is maintained on the International Society for Neuronal
Regulation website by Professor Corydon Hammond. It contains of an up to date list of all research papers
on Neurotherapy for the treatment of ADHD, seizure disorders,
Autism, mood and other disorders
Positive Outcome With Neurofeedback Treatment In a Case of Mild
Autism
AG Sichel, LG Fehmi, DM Goldstein - snr-jnt.org
... That is, mild autism may be profitably considered
a ... EEG and behavioral changes in
a hyperkinetic child ... Use of biofeedback in the
treatment of seizure disorders ...
EEG Neurofeedback for Treating Psychiatric Disorders
F Directions - psychiatrictimes.com
... Neurofeedback, also called electroencephalogram (EEG)
biofeedback or neurotherapy,
is an ... disorder, depression and affective disorders,
autism, and addictive ...
Effects of electroencephalogram biofeedback (Neurotherapy) with Asperger's
syndrome.
B Scolnick - International Journal of
Rehabilitation Research, 2005 - intjrehabilres.com
... Massachusetts and the Nancy Lurie Marks Family Foundation
for Autism, Chestnut Hill ...
Despite 30 years of publications, EEG biofeedback
remains in the realm of ...
An Introduction to Neurofeedback An Introduction to Neurofeedback
DC Hammond, QD ABEN - neurofeedbacktoday.com
... and a variety of other conditions (including autism,
schizophrenia, stroke ... Recently,
EEG biofeedback training to teach alcoholics how to
achieve stress ...
Intelligent Biofeedback using an Immersive Competitive
Environment
D Bersak, G McDarby, N Augenblick, P McDarby, D
… - Paper at the Designing Ubiquitous Computing Games Workshop …,
2001 - mindgames.mle.ie
... to stimulate coma patients or help treat a person with
autism. ... Joel F. Discourse
on the development of EEG diagnostics and biofeedback
for attention ...
… Presented at the 34th Annual Meeting of the Association for
Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback
A Burke, V Monastra, D Olive, F Shaffer, N
White, … - kluweronline.com
... severity or age. KEY WORDS: autism; neurofeedback;
Autism Treatment Evaluation
Checklist; EEG biofeedback. The Comparative Effects
...
… Presented at the 33rd Annual Meeting of the Association for
Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback
J Monastra, NM Schwartz, PM Lehrer, SM Baskin,
DP … - springerlink.com
... A group of outpatient adults in a university EEG
biofeedback treatment center who
reported a history of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) were compared on
measures ...
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Biomedical interventions for
Autism
Autism, An Extreme Challenge to Integrative Medicine. Part 1: The
Knowledge Base
PM Kidd - Alternative Medicine Review,
2002 - thorne.com
... Autism, An Extreme ... Parris Kidd, PhD
(cell biology, University of California at Berkeley)
– Contributing Editor, Alternative Medicine Review; health
educator ...
Autism, An Extreme Challenge to Integrative Medicine. Part II:
Medical Management
PM Kidd - Alternative Medicine Review,
2002 - thorne.com
... As a result, autism has emerged as a ... Parris
Kidd, PhD – University of California,
Berkeley ... contributing editor, Alternative Medicine Review;
health educator ...
Empirically supported comprehensive treatments for young children with autism
SJ Rogers - J Clin Child Psychol, 1998
Within the past decade, a number of studies have reported significant
changes in the outcomes of very young children with autism following intensive
comprehensive treatment. The writer evaluates these studies and comments that
while all reported positive outcomes, yet according to academic criteria "the
field does not yet have a treatment that meets the present criteria for
well-established or probably efficacious treatment". The criticism is not
that the treatments reviewed did not work, but that the studies were not
conducted the way Drug studies are conducted with double blind placebo
controlled studies.
Short-term benefit from oral vancomycin treatment of regressive-onset
autism
RH Sandler, SM Finegold, ER Bolte, CP Buchanan, AP … - J
Child Neurol, 2000
Section of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, Rush
Children's Hospital, Rush Medical College, Chicago, IL 60612, USA.
In most cases symptoms of autism begin in early infancy. However, a subset of
children appears to develop normally until a clear deterioration is observed.
Many parents of children with "regressive"-onset autism have noted antecedent
antibiotic exposure followed by chronic diarrhea. The authors speculated that,
in a subgroup of children, disruption of indigenous gut flora might promote
colonization by one or more neurotoxin-producing bacteria, contributing, at
least in part, to their autistic symptomatology. Although the protocol used is
not suggested as useful therapy, these results indicate that a possible gut
flora-brain connection warrants further investigation, as it might lead to
greater pathophysiologic insight and meaningful prevention or treatment in a
subset of children with autism.
Metabolic approaches to the treatment of autism spectrum disorders
T Page - J Autism Dev Disord, 2000
Although the exact prevalence of metabolic abnormalities in autism
spectrum disorders is unknown, several metabolic defects have been associated
with autistic symptoms ... treatment with diet, drugs, or nutritional
supplements may bring about a dramatic reduction in autistic symptoms. This
review evaluates evidence for metabolic etiologies in autism spectrum disorders,
as well as for the efficacy of dietary and vitamin treatments. The relationship
between gastrointestinal abnormalities and autism spectrum disorders is also
considered.
Expert
Opinion on Therapeutic Targets
Paul Whiteley,
Paul ShattockApril
2002, Vol. 6, No. 2, Pages 175-183
Biochemical aspects in autism spectrum disorders: updating the opioid-excess
theory and presenting new opportunities for biomedical intervention. For
many years, parents and some professionals have observed that in concordance
with the behavioural and psychological symptoms of the condition, there are
a number of physiological and biochemical correlates which may also be of
relevance to the syndrome. One area of interest that encompasses many of
these observations is the opioid-excess theory of autism. The main premise
of this theory is that autism is the result of a metabolic disorder.
Peptides with opioid activity derived from dietary sources, in particular
foods that contain gluten and casein, pass through an abnormally permeable
intestinal membrane and enter the central nervous system (CNS) to exert an
effect on neurotransmission, as well as producing other
physiologically-based symptoms. Numerous parents and professionals worldwide
have found that removal of these exogenously derived compounds through
exclusion diets can produce some amelioration in autistic and related
behaviours. There is a surprisingly long history of research accompanying
these ideas. The aim of this paper is to review the accompanying evidence in
support of this theory and present new directions of intervention as a
result of it.
Combined vitamin B6-magnesium treatment in autism spectrum
disorder
C Nye, A Brice - Cochrane Database Syst Rev,
2002
The use of mega-vitamin intervention began in the early 1950's with
the treatment of schizophrenic patients. Pyroxidine (vitamin B6) was first
used with children diagnosed with "autism syndrome" when speech and language
improvement was observed in some children as a result of large doses of B6.
A number of published studies attempted to assess the effects of vitamin
B6-Mg (Mg was found to reduce undesirable side effects from B6) on a variety
of characteristics such as verbal communication, non-verbal communication,
interpersonal skills, and physiological function, in individuals with
autism.
Autism Treatment Guide [BOOK]
EK Gerlach - 2003 -
A good book that highlights and recommends many of the treatment elements
that we use at the Behavioural Neurotherapy Clinic.
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