Re: Active healing/naurological reorganisation for brain injury! Nevin

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Hi Nevin,

Sorry for my late reply. I just wanted to let you know that we have been working with a NR practioner in the USA. I live in England and we work with her through videos and telephone calls. , our practitioner, is together with Sarge and other two others active members of another Yahoo forum, called NeuroNetwork (sorry I cannot find the whole address right now). Their knowledge still amazes me. I don't think that even neurologist have such a deep insight into the human brain, especially of a developing brain.They all have written several articles.

My son has been doing this programme now for about 2.5 years and it has been one of the hardest things we have had to do but I do not think my son would have made so much progress if we had not started NR. My son does not have a diagnosis of autism. He was severly delayed in his develepment and he is catching up remarkably. NR is a movement based programme that replicates the developmental sequence that typical infants do in order to trigger brain growth. Every day my son has do some belly crawling, hand and foot creeping, vestibular and sensory stimulation activities. It takes about 1 hour to do complete the programme now.

, our practinioner, has a website, www.neuroreorg.com. Please feel free to visit it and let me know what your think of it. I am more that happy to share what we have done so far.

Best wishes,

Valeria

To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Sent: Friday, 24 December, 2010 9:01:32Subject: Active healing/naurological reorganisation for brain injury!

Hello everybody,If some of you could remember a good article which was published in Autism File on the issue 35 this year,neurological reorganisation for brain injury written by Sargent L Goodchild.I communicated with him,sent some video clips of my son when he was doing certain movements,he made a comment and kindy pointed the areas that we have to work with him.I am interested with his programme particularly, becuase he is an ex seizure sufferer himself, heavily medicated when he was young and his family took different root to treat him when he was a child, that approach led him to create his programme many years later and he is seizure free since his childhood.I believe movement is very important to recover the brain,again as Tracey nicely points the oxigeneration of the brain, TST but physically I would like to implement a programme which my son focus on his primitive reflexes and also proprioception.Thats why the videos from

Turkey make me so motivated..Beeing so busy, dealing with seizure I disconnected with him for a while and now trying to reconnect again.My question is this ; has anyone implemented his programme and managing it even distance is present.His web site is: www.activehealing.comThanksnevin

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