EEG Biofeedback for Kids with ADHD, Tics, Learning Issues, or Autism
Siegfried Othmer, PhD was interviewed about the use of biofeedback, by John Spencer, PhD Introduction by Dr. Spencer: Biofeedback is a technique in which electronic or mechanical instruments relay information to participants concerning their physiological […]
The B6 Safety Issue in Autism
Bernard Rimland, PhD Many alarmed families contacted the Autism Research Institute following a highly publicized report from the University of Michigan Medical School that warned about the supposed “dangers” of taking vitamin B6. The authors […]
The Dark Side of Wireless Technology
Editor: This account served as an early warning for the coming onslaught of cell phone towers that would be placed recklessly within residential and other sensitive settings. The report was obtained by the editor, Sheila […]
Reclaiming Our Lives: A Mother’s Search to Cure Her Son’s Mysterious Seizures
Cyndi Hamilton-Weihert and her family try to raise public awareness of the serious nature of multiple chemical sensitivities. It’s a particular pleasure to share our personal story with Latitudes, because one of your advisory board members, […]
10 Tips on Treating Autism with Supplements
Bernard Rimland, PhD Tips and Overview Patients and Families Much of the current interest in megavitamin B6 therapy for autistic children stems from the publication of our report (Autism Research Institute) in the American Journal […]
For Parents: What to Expect with Environmental Allergy Treatment (Premium)
An environmental physician’s approach differs significantly from that of a traditional allergist. The following generalizations are offered by the editor: Prior to your appointment, instructions may be given to “unmask” or eliminate chemical scents from […]
Eyestrain as a Causative Factor for Learning Problems and Autistic Behaviors
Melvin Kaplan, OD Director, Center for Visual Management In the twentieth century, more than ever before, large numbers of people have been traumatized by eyestrain. Eyestrain is often overlooked as a causative factor for many […]
Academic Success with Craniosacral Therapy
This case report and review of psychoeducational records was completed by ACN Latitudes director, Sheila Rogers, a nationally certified school psychologist. Penny Dunker’s high school guidance department nominated the senior for a feature article in […]
Hyperactivity, ADHD and the Yeast Connection
William G. Crook, MD Note from Sheila Rogers: I had the honor of interviewing Dr. William Crook 25 years ago. This pioneering physician was the first to publicize the fact that there was a gut-brain […]
Does Sugar Have an Effect on Children’s Behavior or Academics?
William J. Walsh, PhD This review, published initially in the Health Research Institute Quarterly, was written by Dr. William Walsh and is reprinted with permission. When a double-blind experiment studying the effects of sugar on […]