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By Bryan’s Parents Finding help for Bryan’s Tourette syndrome (TS) has been a difficult odyssey. Fortunately, the Association for Comprehensive Neurotherapy (Latitudes.org) directed us to a physician who has finally been able to control his […]
Feingold Association of the United States (FAUS) is a nonprofit organization composed of parents and professionals. Many ADD and ADHD children have a variety of deficits and may benefit from different treatments, but the removal […]
Jane Hersey Director of the Feingold Association Carol went shopping yesterday. Because attention disorders run in her family, she tries to stick with natural, healthy foods and usually reads labels to avoid unnecessary chemical additives. […]
Aubrey Ewing, PhD One of the most confounding conditions encountered by pediatricians, neurologists, mental health professionals, and educators is Attention Deficit Disorder, with or without Hyperactivity (ADD/ADHD). Once simply referred to as hyperactivity or minimal […]
This is a case report on a young boy successfully treated with biofeedback for Tourette syndrome and ADHD. It is written by Josh’s Mother and therapist Lynda Loller. Josh’s mom: For the past several months, […]
I am 49 and live in Germany. My Tourette syndrome started when I was 12 years old, with eye-blinking and shaking my head. It was terrible and I had difficulty concentrating at school. Four years […]
Sheila Rogers DeMare When it comes to cell phones, it seems there are four types of people: Those who act addicted. You’ve seen them (maybe you are one?) They need to be constantly available and […]
Sherry Rogers, MD Children are uniquely vulnerable — biologically and behaviorally — to the toxic risks in our environment. While everyone is exposed to chemicals via air, water, and food, children take in more of […]