Re: grinding of teeth while sleeping

[Guest guest]

Hi Doreen-

The facial reflexes therapy will certainly help. How often are you doing the process now? Twice a week, and very slowly and pleasantly deep to activate each system, will likely show good results quickly.

All best,

Janet

From: CHIOK Ching Hui Doreen <dchiok@...>Subject: grinding of teeth while sleepingCHILDRENWITHCHALLENGESGROUPS (DOT) COMDate: Wednesday, March 4, 2009, 8:27 PM

Hi, I am Doreen from Singapore. I have a 6 years old son (asd). I have attended the Singapore Camp last December. Recently he has started to grind his teeth while sleeping at night. He has stopped for a couple of months and he has started to grind his teeth again. His preschool teacher also mentioned that he has started to put his fingers in his mouth again. I thought this bad habit has stopped a few month ago. Is there any way of stopping these two habits? Should I do more of the facial and mouth reflexes? RegardsDoreen

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Teeth grinding often is caused by unrecognized parasites. Stool specimens miss the parasite diagnosis more than 50% of the time.

Lee Cowden, MD

grinding of teeth while sleeping

Hi, I am Doreen from Singapore. I have a 6 years old son (asd). I have attended the Singapore Camp last December. Recently he has started to grind his teeth while sleeping at night. He has stopped for a couple of months and he has started to grind his teeth again. His preschool teacher also mentioned that he has started to put his fingers in his mouth again. I thought this bad habit has stopped a few month ago. Is there any way of stopping these two habits? Should I do more of the facial and mouth reflexes? RegardsDoreen

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Hi Doreen,You might try working with the Babkin Palmomental reflex.  We had a mother in one of our courses who also found that when she pressed the palms when her son was grinding his teeth during sleep and becoming restless that he stopped and settled down.  The palms are the stimulus point for the Babkin Palmomental reflex.

HTH,

[Guest guest]

In the manual, spinal pereze and spinal gallant have specific mention on bedwetting.  I have had success with using these for clients.On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 2:41 AM, Scholer <otrmom@...> wrote:

Hello Group.

 

I forgot what reflex Svetlana mentioned

for bedwetting. Does anyone remember or know which reflex she mentioned?  I’d

like to work with this tomorrow for a 10 year old child.

 

Gratefully,

 

 

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Freitas

Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 12:12

AM

Subject: Re:

grinding of teeth while sleeping

 

Hi

Doreen,

You might try working with the Babkin Palmomental reflex.  We had a mother

in one of our courses who also found that when she pressed the palms when her

son was grinding his teeth during sleep and becoming restless that he stopped

and settled down.  The palms are the stimulus point for the Babkin

Palmomental reflex.

HTH,

-- Donna BatemanNeurodevelopmental Specialistwww.parentswithpurpose.comMom to 24, Katy 22, Preston 20 (serving a full-time mission in Mendoza, Argentina), Annie 18, Kent 16, Callie 13 (cured from dyslexia), Carson 11, Dawson 9 (brain injured--was severe now mild!)

[Guest guest]

I too have had success with the Spinal Galant and Spinal e and bed wetting. This work with a 15 year old boy and the mother working with him on a daily bases.

Diane

Hello Group.

I forgot what reflex Svetlana mentioned for bedwetting. Does anyone remember or know which reflex she mentioned? I¢d like to work with this tomorrow for a 10 year old child.

Gratefully,

From: childrenwithchallen gesgroups (DOT) com [mailto:childrenwithchallen gesgroups (DOT) com] On Behalf Of FreitasSent: Friday, March 06, 2009 12:12 AMchildrenwithchallen gesgroups (DOT) comSubject: Re: [childrenwithchalle nges] grinding of teeth while sleeping

Hi Doreen,You might try working with the Babkin Palmomental reflex. We had a mother in one of our courses who also found that when she pressed the palms when her son was grinding his teeth during sleep and becoming restless that he stopped and settled down. The palms are the stimulus point for the Babkin Palmomental reflex.HTH,

-- Donna BatemanNeurodevelopmental Specialistwww.parentswithpurp ose.comMom to 24, Katy 22, Preston 20 (serving a full-time mission in Mendoza, Argentina), Annie 18, Kent 16, Callie 13 (cured from dyslexia), Carson 11, Dawson 9 (brain injured--was severe now mild!)

[Guest guest]

Thank you everyone for your help in

suggesting the spinal gallant and spinal pereze.

Gratefully,

Scholer

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Donna Bateman

Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 8:19

AM

Subject: Re:

grinding of teeth while sleeping

In the manual, spinal pereze and spinal gallant have

specific mention on bedwetting. I have had success with using these for

clients.

On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 2:41 AM, Scholer <otrmomgmail> wrote:

Hello Group.

I forgot what reflex

Svetlana mentioned for bedwetting. Does anyone remember or know which reflex

she mentioned? I’d like to work with this tomorrow for a 10 year old

child.

Gratefully,

From:

[mailto: ]

On Behalf Of Freitas

Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 12:12

AM

Subject: Re:

grinding of teeth while sleeping

Hi Doreen,

You might try working with the Babkin Palmomental reflex. We had a mother

in one of our courses who also found that when she pressed the palms when her

son was grinding his teeth during sleep and becoming restless that he stopped

and settled down. The palms are the stimulus point for the Babkin

Palmomental reflex.

HTH,

--

Donna Bateman

Neurodevelopmental Specialist

www.parentswithpurpose.com

Mom to 24, Katy 22, Preston 20 (serving a full-time mission in Mendoza,

Argentina), Annie 18, Kent 16, Callie 13 (cured from dyslexia), Carson 11,

Dawson 9 (brain injured--was severe now mild!)

[Guest guest]

Just a consideration, teeth grinding at night can also be a sympton of pin worms. Just to be sure, consider checking that too. Regards,From: Marisa <rosalina_abadi@...> Sent: Friday, March 6, 2009 7:33:02 PMSubject: Re: grinding of teeth while sleeping

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Thank you for the idea.

From: Freitas <valfreitas2k@ gmail.com>childrenwithchallen gesgroups (DOT) comSent: Friday, March 6, 2009 3:12:27 PMSubject: Re: [childrenwithchalle nges] grinding of teeth while sleeping

Hi Doreen,You might try working with the Babkin Palmomental reflex. We had a mother in one of our courses who also found that when she pressed the palms when her son was grinding his teeth during sleep and becoming restless that he stopped and settled down. The palms are the stimulus point for the Babkin Palmomental reflex.HTH,

[Guest guest]

One of the main causes of teeth grinding at night that I see is

TMJ problems usually related to emotional issues. If the emotions get cleared

out the teeth grinding usually goes away. It also could be a lymphatic issue.

R. son

Doctor of Chiropractic

1175 Saratoga Avenue, Suite 8

San , CA 95129

408-517-0706

www.jamiesonhealthcenter.com

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of CHIOK Ching

Hui Doreen

Sent: Wednesday, March 04, 2009 5:27 PM

CHILDRENWITHCHALLENGESGROUPS (DOT) COM

Subject: grinding of teeth while sleeping

Hi,

I am Doreen

from Singapore. I have a 6 years old son (asd). I have attended the

Singapore Camp last December.

Recently he has

started to grind his teeth while sleeping at night. He has stopped for a

couple of months and he has started to grind his teeth again. His

preschool teacher also mentioned that he has started to put his fingers in his

mouth again. I thought this bad habit has stopped a few month ago.

Is there any way of stopping these two habits? Should I do

more of the facial and mouth reflexes?

Regards

Doreen

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I see and treat many children with mouth TMJ and teeth grinding issues. I use

cranio sacral therapy for all clients who have mouth issues and yes, this can be

result of emotional issues or alignment issues. Somato emotional release/cranio

sacral therapy does address the emotional issues. It is my experience that this

is also fright and flight issues. I would suggest finding a cranio sacral

therapist in your area. You can also look at the UpledgerInstitute.com web site

for a therapist--use a therapist with a minimum of Cranio sacral therapy 2 for

assistance.

Jeanne

JEANNE BELLI, Registered Nurse,

Cranio Sacral Therapist, Licensed Brain Gym Instructor/Consultant, Certified

Massage Therapist, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Certified Matrix Energetics

Practitioner

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grinding of teeth while sleeping

Hi,

I am Doreen from Singapore. I have a 6 years old son (asd). I have attended

the Singapore Camp last December.

Recently he has started to grind his teeth while sleeping at night. He has

stopped for a couple of months and he has started to grind his teeth again.

His preschool teacher also mentioned that he has started to put his fingers

in his mouth again. I thought this bad habit has stopped a few month ago.

Is there any way of stopping these two habits? Should I do more of the

facial and mouth reflexes?

Regards

Doreen

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