Neuro Therapy |
Neurotherapy and NeuroDevelopment |
| Neuro Therapy - NeuroDevelopment and Neural Health. How to train your brain? |
What is NeuroTherapy?NeuroTherapy and NeuroTherapeutics is the process to train your brain and your neuronal networks. Neurotherapy process has the potential to improve your learning ability, behavior, school grades, self-esteem, job performance, and overall interactions with others.
The technique is also useful for advanced concentration and peak performance. With the use of neurotherapy the brain can be taught to make rapid/flexible shifts demanded by peak performance. A person can master these attentional shifts which include enhanced concentration, creativity, decision making, relaxation, focus, plus much more! It is very easy to train the brain to do this naturally. When in "the zone" your performance always stays at peak levels. You are able to pull out whatever it takes to win and achieve the highest level of excellence. "The zone" is pleasurable because it produces a feeling of control, satisfaction, and transcendent achievement.
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Neurodevelopment benefitsWhat are some benefits of neurodevelopment? Neurodevelopment is essential for the optimal functioning of the brain and the body. Some benefits of neurodevelopment are: It enables the acquisition and integration of various cognitive, motor, sensory, language, and social skills that are necessary for learning, communication, and adaptation. It supports the development of self-regulation, executive function, and emotional intelligence, which are important for coping with stress, managing emotions, and making decisions. It enhances the brain’s plasticity and resilience, which are the abilities to adapt to changes and recover from challenges or injuries. It reduces the risk of developing mental disorders, such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and dementia, which are associated with impaired neurodevelopment. It improves the quality of life and well-being of individuals and their families, as well as their social and economic outcomes. |
| Neurodevelopment is essential for the optimal functioning of the brain and the body. Some benefits of neurodevelopment are: - It enables the acquisition and integration of various cognitive, motor, sensory, language, and social skills that are necessary for learning, communication, and adaptation. - It supports the development of self-regulation, executive function, and emotional intelligence, which are important for coping with stress, managing emotions, and making decisions. - It enhances the brain's plasticity and resilience, which are the abilities to adapt to changes and recover from challenges or injuries. - It reduces the risk of developing mental disorders, such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and dementia, which are associated with impaired neurodevelopment. - It improves the quality of life and well-being of individuals and their families, as well as their social and economic outcomes. Therefore, neurodevelopment is a vital process that affects every aspect of human life. Early identification and intervention of neurodevelopmental disorders can help prevent or minimize the negative impacts of these conditions on individuals and society. |
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Neurodevelopment treatmentsWhat are some treatments for neurodevelopmental disorders? Behavioral interventions, educational interventions, neurotraining, medications and alternative therapies. There is no single treatment that can cure neurodevelopmental disorders, but there are various interventions that can help reduce the symptoms and improve the functioning and quality of life of individuals with these conditions. Some of the common treatments for neurodevelopmental disorders are: Behavioral interventions: These are strategies that aim to modify or reinforce specific behaviors or skills, such as social interaction, communication, attention, or self-regulation. They can be delivered by trained professionals, parents, teachers, or peers in different settings, such as home, school, or community. Some examples of behavioral interventions are applied behavior analysis (ABA), social skills training, parent training, and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). Educational interventions: These are methods that aim to enhance the academic performance and learning outcomes of individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders. They can involve adapting the curriculum, instruction, assessment, or environment to meet the specific needs and strengths of each student. Some examples of educational interventions are individualized education plans (IEPs), special education services, accommodations, and assistive technology. Medications: These are drugs that aim to regulate the brain chemistry and activity of individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders. They can help reduce some of the symptoms, such as hyperactivity, impulsivity, inattention, anxiety, or aggression. However, they may also have side effects, such as appetite loss, insomnia, headache, or mood changes. Some examples of medications are stimulants (e.g., Adderall), antidepressants (e.g., Prozac), antipsychotics (e.g., Risperdal), and anticonvulsants (e.g., Depakote). Alternative therapies: These are approaches that aim to complement or supplement the conventional treatments for neurodevelopmental disorders. They may involve using natural or holistic methods, such as diet, supplements, herbs, acupuncture, massage, yoga, or meditation. However, there is limited scientific evidence to support the effectiveness or safety of these therapies. The choice of treatment for neurodevelopmental disorders depends on several factors, such as the type and severity of the disorder, the age and preferences of the individual, the availability and cost of the services, and the goals and expectations of the family. The best treatment is usually a combination of different interventions that are tailored to the individual’s needs and delivered in a coordinated and collaborative manner. |
| Neuro Development - NeuroDevelopment study neuroscience and biology basics to describes the mechanisms by which nervous systems grows and connect from embryonic development and throughout life.
NeuroDevelopmental processes starts from stem cell that grows to axons and neurons which are finally thought to underlie learning and memory. The life gives experiences and events that produce neural activity and sensory experience. This events will create new synapses, as well as synaptic plasticity, which is responsible for the connection of the neural circuits. |
| NeuroDevelopment is a training process that enhances the brain performance just like exercising keeps the body in healthy condition.
A brain retraing program can enhance mental fitness which promotes longevity, health, and peak performance. NeuroDevelopment allows us the ability to maximize and use our intellectual, physical, and emotional strengths simultaneously. It accelerates the brain power in every single daily tasks such as talking, working, studying, and sports become easier to do and handle.
A qEEG is a brain map used for NeuroDevelopment evaluation and gives clear picture of how the individual's brain is working in order to to increase its natural capacity by training specific neuropathways. Neurological imbalances dectectes in the brain processing must be corrected trhought exercises and neurotherapy techniques. Humans misuse our brain potential but it can be increased to experience more creativity, watching less TV and having better grades. |
| NATHHAN - NATional cHallenged Homeschoolers Associated Network – A national support group for families homeschooling special needs children |
| ICANDO - International Christian Association of NeuroDevelopment alists. Certified NeuroDevelopment alists |
| I CAN-DO- Christian Access to Neuro-Developmental Organization -Phone: (509) 276-7756, E-mail: Cyndi Ringoen Evaluation sites: Fairbanks, AK.; Anaheim, CA.; Dayton, OH; Ann Arbor, MI; Three Rivers, MI; Modesto, CA; Anacortes, WA. Seattle, WA.; Spokane, WA., New York, NY |
| the Hope Center - Hope Centre for NeuroEducational Development, Phone: (306) 383-4113, E-mail: Elizabeth Harms, Evaluation sites: Saskatchewan, Canada |
| Hope and A Future. NeuroDevelopmental Expertise At Your Fingertips - Phone: (801) 395-1979, E-mail: Linda Kane / Michael Kane Phone: (801) 395-1979 - Evaluation sites: Annapolis, MD; Baton Rouge, LA; Dallas, TX; Houston, TX; Kansas City, KS; Madison, WI; Boston, MA; Nashville, TN; Oahu, HI; Ogden, UT; Seattle, WA |
| Kay Ness, SENC, Southeastern NeuroDevelopmental Consultants, Phone: (770) 619-9843, E-mail: Kay Ness, Evaluation sites: Atlanta, GA; Orlando area, FL; Birmingham, AL |
| Path Ways - PATHWAYS for NeuroEducational Development, Phone: (403) 995-4411, E-mail: Sylvia Funk, Evaluation Sites: Okotoks, Alberta, Canada and St Catherines, Ontario, Canada |
| SENC - Southeastern NeuroDevelopmental Consultants - Phone: (770) 619-9843, E-mail: Kay Ness, Evaluation sites: Atlanta, GA; Orlando area, FL; Birmingham, AL |
| ChemBalance - Chem Balance is a program developed to get the body in balance and on it's way to total health. |
| Sound Therapy. When music becomes medicine. - Sound Therapy is a highly technical system. It is used by NeuroDevelopment alists to address hypersensitivity to sound, auditory tonal and sequential processing, behavioral and tactile issues. |
| Special Helps Center for Neuro Development - The NeuroDevelopmental Approach to Learning Difficulties. Formerly Master Enterprises Learning Center, Phone: (253) 581-1588, E-mail: Maggie Dail, Evaluation sites: Lakewood , WA, Redmond, WA and Colorado |
| Help with Learning - Neuroeducational Consulting - Phone: (760) 378-4357, E-mail: Marilee Nicoll Coots, Evaluation sites: Bakersfield CA, Anaheim, CA, Modesto, CA., Weldon, CA., San Diego, CA., Portland, OR., Tucson, AZ |
| Little Giant Steps - Phone: (972) 758-1260 E-mail: Jan Bedell, Evaluation sites: Austin, Dallas, Del Rio, Houston, Marble Falls and San Antonio, TX. |
| Healing Therapies - Alternative & Innovative Therapies For Physical Disability. Provides information on alternative, complementary, energy-based, non-mainstream, or innovative therapies that challenge the perceived limits of traditional treatments for physical disability, especially spinal cord injury and dysfunction.
These therapies not only have the potential to help a variety of disability-aggravated problems, they have the ability in some people to restore function, sometimes dramatically. The purpose of this information is to expand the healing spectrum available to individuals with physical disability, especially SCI and multiple sclerosis, and allow these individuals to make informed decisions about their own health care. Knowledge is power, and there is a world of opportunity beyond the banks of the mainstream. The information on this web site was made possible primarily by support from the Paralyzed Veterans of America and its publication Paraplegia News. Why Alternative Medicine? The Alternative Medicine Primer for Spinal Cord Dysfunction Overview of Spinal Cord Injury Anatomy & Physiology Book: Alternative Medicine & Spinal Cord Injury |
| Sci Therapies Information. Human Spinal Cord Injury: New and Emerging Therapies. Sustained a spinal cord injury (SCI). Icelandic Health Authorities and the World Health Organization (WHO) with the support of the Council of Europe. Cell Transplantation. Hormones. Immunological, Electromagnetic Approaches, Functional Electrical Stimulation |
| Eastern-Medicine Based Therapies:
Yoga: Energetics, Metaphysics, and Consciousness Acupuncture : For Pain Control. For Multiple Sclerosis. For Women with Physical Disabilities. Stem-Cell Influence. Key Spinal Cord Injury Studies Ayurvedic Medicine Can Mimosa Pudica Stimulate Nerve Regeneration? Qigong - The Healing Exercise Scalp Acupuncture : Myelitis: We Made a Miracle. Helpful for both MS and SCI. Further Information Navel Piercing & Multiple Sclerosis or Chronic Disease? - Look Hot Now; Pay Later? |
| Body Work & Rehabilitation:
Massage Tips for Working with Disability. Massage Therapy for SCI Exercise & Pain Biofeedback: Benefits and Potentials Craniosacral Therapy Chiropractic Healing: Back to Health Chronologically Controlled Developmental Therapy Aggressive Rehabilitation Center's "Beyond Therapy" Treadmill Training Neuro Institute Rehabilitation - In the right hands, hope can find a way. Wearable Therapy |
| Natural Health:
Homeopathy Herbal Medicine Ginkgo Biloba - A Therapy for Acute SCI & MS? Aromatherapy - Get Well with Smell! Flower-Essence Therapy Dolphin-Assisted Therapy - Is There a Dolphin in the House? Creatine Supplementation - Creatine's Neuroprotection. Build Strength Compromised by Physical Disability Nutritional & Botanical Remedies for Diabetes Vitamin D: Facts & Statistics, Sunlight, Pain, Health and Multiple Sclerosis. It's Not Just the Vitamin D Fasting and Raw-Food Diet Buyang Huanwu Decoction Melatonin for Neuroprotection Vitamin E : Quercetin Neuroprotection Cholesterol: The Essential Molecule The Risk of Cholesterol Drugs Acetyl-L-Carnitine |
| Laser Therapies:
Laserpuncture : Laserpuncture and MS - Clinic. Laserponcture Theory & Philosophy. Restructuring of Limb Morphology by Laserpuncture Laser-Acupuncture for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome & Hand Spasticity Laser Therapy Enhances Axonal Regeneration after Acute Injury Laser Therapy's Neuroregenerative Influences The Tri-Wave Cascade Laser |
| Innovative Surgical Procedures:
Creating New Nerve Connections Omental Therapy Restoration of Bowel & Bladder Function Restoration of Function: Intradural Lysis & Nerve Implantation Restoration of Ambulation Function The Big Chill - Cooling Procedures for Spinal Cord Injury The Xiao Procedure for Restoring Bladder & Bowel Function Peripheral Nerve Rerouting & Technical Abstracts "In the coming years, when surgeons around the world accept these advances, I believe that they will hail him as a pioneer in the field." Dr. Wise Young, 2006. |
| Cell or Tissue Transplantation:
Shark Embryo Cell Transplantation Olfactory-Tissue Transplantation for SCI - Clinical Trials and Updates. Conference OECs Stem Cells insights. Efficacy of Olfactory-Tissue Transplantation: Impact of Physical Rehabilitation Olfactory Ensheathing Cell Transplantation - China Cutting-Edge Surgeries - A Summary of Cell-Transplantation Surgeries Stem-Cell Therapy Stem-Cell Program (Totey - India, Bone Marrow) The Stem-Cell Connection - The Influence of Alternative & Adjunct Therapies Embryonic Stem-Cell Therapy (Shroff - India), Amanda's Experience, & Case Studies Embryonic Stem-Cell Transplantation: New Beginnings Stem Cells China - Beike Biotechnology Chemotherapy: Stem-Cell Killer Stem-Cell Consciousness: The Divine Ground of Healing |
| Urinary-Tract Health & Related:
Natural Urinary-Tract Health - Herbal, Essential Oil, & Homeopathy UTI Remedies. Nutritional & D-Mannose UTI Solutions. Natural Prostate Health. A Bacterial Partnership . Erectile Dysfunction Treatments |
| Electromagnetic Therapies:
Magnetic Healing - What's the Attraction? Ferrite-Ring Magnets Diapulse Electromagnetic Therapy for SCI, Head Injury, & Pressure Sores Diapulse Human Clinical Trials (Poland) in the Treatment of Acute SCI Diapulse Restores Function in Acutely Spinal Cord Injured Cats Electromagnetic Therapy for MS & Technical Abstracts Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Incomplete SCI Are We Missing the Plate in SCI? Oscillating Field Stimulation Magnetic Molecular Energizer Dirty Electricity & Diabetes |
| Other Energy Medicine, Consciousness/Spirituality, Related:
Prayer & Healing and Human Energy Fields Spiritual Healing in the Bible - Paralysis, Blindness, Deafness, & Other Mind Instructor Healing Touch The Healing Touch: Kurt Hach The Meaning of Illness - Philosopher Ken Wilber's Insights Edgar Cayce - The Golden Touch Objective Science: An Inherent Oxymoron - Do sacred-cow beliefs hurt those with disabilities? The Pineal Gland: The Seat of the Soul The Pineal Gland, Melatonin, SCI & MS Emotional Freedom Technique Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Energy Medicine Overview Body-Awareness Tactile Imaging Hypnosis & Pain |
| Indigenous Healing Traditions:
Curanderismo: Traditional Mexican-American Healing. Herbs for Diabetes. Native-American Healing: Philosophy. Healing Modalities. Rituals and Procedures. Raw Eggs & Rosemary: A Limpia-Induced Transformation Don's Butterfly Power |
| The Radical & Paradigm Expanding:
Lucid-Dream Healing Inert-Gas Therapy: Mainstream Science Sungazing: Gathering the Sun's Healing Energy Belvaspata Sigil Healing Can Powdered Chicken Feet Regenerate Neurons? |
| Pharmaceutical
Methylprednisolone Revisited Lipitor (Atorvastatin) for SCI & MS Estrogen: Neuroprotection for SCI? Progesterone-Mediated Neuroprotection Testosterone & Testosterone Replacement Therapy Testosterone & Spinal Cord Injury Opioids & Testosterone |
| Conferences & Miscellaneous:
World Health Organization Conference on Spinal Cord Injury Annual Symposium Spinal Cord Repair & Regeneration Annual Meeting Int. Association of Neurorestoratology WHO SCI Center - Mission Statement Study Seeks Employed Participants with Mobility Impairments & Limitations The Chanda Plan Foundation - Alternative Medicine for Spinal Cord Dysfunction & Disability Iatrogenesis, or The Curious Case of Andy Warhol Questions to Ask Your Doctor |
| What is Long-Term Potentiation? Long-term potentiation, or LTP, is a process by which connections between neurons become stronger with frequent activation. AMPA Receptor, NMDA Receptor, Calcium ION. Mechanism of LTP and nutrition. |
| Rationale for the use of histone deacetylase inhibitors as a dual therapeutic modality in multiple sclerosis. Epigenetics. Gray, S.G., Dangond, F., 2006. |
| New Mind - Alternative Medicine and Holistic Healing and Health |
| Can we understand or study the consciousness stage of another person |