Unlimited Potentials therapy

December 31, 2003

Brummett has introduced a new therapy to Northwest Indiana, called the Unlimited

Potentials Program, for people of all ages and a spectrum of diseases, including

PDDs, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, stroke,

Tourette's, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, behavioral disorders and

brain trauma.

" Unlimited Potentials is a drugless therapy that creates permanent change

in the brain, " Brummett said.

Therapy usually consists of two to three one-hour sessions that include

chiropractic adjustments, light, sound and aroma stimuli, use of the Interactive

Metronome -- a computer-based tool that add resses attention, learning and

cognitive problems -- and musculoskeletal, balance and aerobic exercises.

Harvey is one of her patients.

At an early age, Harvey noticed he lacked reciprocal conversation.

When he was stressed, he would spin, walk on tiptoes, tap, sing or hum. He was

eccentric and spoke like a robot.

" The other kids got annoyed and thought he was just weird, " she said.

Harvey knew it was something else. Because her 15-year-old son also has

Asperger's, she knew the signs. Her 17-year-old daughter does not have a PDD.

has been on Brummett's program for the last two months and Harvey

said she sees a noticeable difference. also is seeing a change.

" Kids at school like me more. I'm better at volleyball and basketball, I'm

sleeping better and I'm behaving better at home n ow, " said , who is a

fifth-grader at Eads Elementary School in Munster.

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