RE: Tourette and neurological tics

[Guest guest]

I have used facial reflexes for facial tics. I have had positive results. The parents ask for the work because they can see a differece with their children. They state the child is more relaxed and tics subside. It does need to be repeated. We are not long into the process so I do not know how long it will take to have it completely resolved but we are on a positive path. I am sure the neurostructural will have positive effects on the whole body too. The combination is dynamic.

Keep us posted on the progress.

Diane Whiteside PT

From: daphne_duk <daphneduckworth@...> Sent: Thu, June 2, 2011 10:18:19 AMSubject: Tourette and neurological tics

Good dayI have been asked about tics in general and specifically sudden head jerks. A child is getting older and his tics are becoming worse. At this point they have not started MNRI as they feel they have tried everything to "no avail"I was wondering if anybody has some stories or information that I can pass on.Thank you in advance for your help in helping othersbe wellJOYDaphne

[Guest guest]

I read that OCD and jerky movements like tourettes come from the basal ganglia part of the brain. Would CATS help>?

From: daphne_duk <daphneduckworth@...> Sent: Thu, June 2, 2011 1:18:19 PMSubject: Tourette and neurological tics

Good dayI have been asked about tics in general and specifically sudden head jerks. A child is getting older and his tics are becoming worse. At this point they have not started MNRI as they feel they have tried everything to "no avail"I was wondering if anybody has some stories or information that I can pass on.Thank you in advance for your help in helping othersbe wellJOYDaphne

[Guest guest]

Putting in a good word for MNRI Tactile ptotocol, too!  I think it may be a primary need for the system.

All best,

Janet (Facial & Tactile Instructor)

On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 1:18 PM, daphne_duk <daphneduckworth@...> wrote:

 

Good dayI have been asked about tics in general and specifically sudden head jerks. A child is getting older and his tics are becoming worse. At this point they have not started MNRI as they feel they have tried everything to " no avail "

I was wondering if anybody has some stories or information that I can pass on.Thank you in advance for your help in helping othersbe wellJOYDaphne

-- Janet Olney Mc, M.Ed.  Developmental Learning Therapist   Brain Gym Consultant / Instructor

   Reflexes Integration Specialist / Instructor   Jin Shin Jyutsu Self-help Instructor   Quantum Wave Laser Consultant   www.JanetOWellnessAndLearning.com

[Guest guest]

What does CATS stand for?Sent from my iPhoneOn Jun 2, 2011, at 1:11 PM, <@...> wrote:

I read that OCD and jerky movements like tourettes come from the basal ganglia part of the brain. Would CATS help>?

From: daphne_duk <daphneduckworth@...> Sent: Thu, June 2, 2011 1:18:19 PMSubject: Tourette and neurological tics

Good dayI have been asked about tics in general and specifically sudden head jerks. A child is getting older and his tics are becoming worse. At this point they have not started MNRI as they feel they have tried everything to "no avail"I was wondering if anybody has some stories or information that I can pass on.Thank you in advance for your help in helping othersbe wellJOYDaphne

[Guest guest]

Hi Daphne,I have been working with a 13 year old boy with head jerking, who also holds his head oddly (laterally tipped to the left).  Hard to know which reflex stopped the head jerking, as we have worked on quite a few (ATNR, STNR, pereze, gallant, babinsky, foot tendon guard, core tendon guard, as well as facial reflexes).  His hand flapping also stopped.  By the way, he is not autistic, just had these odd tic like behaviors.  His head is also more aligned than it has ever been.

Good luck with this.On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 12:06 PM, Janet Mc <janetomcdonald@...> wrote:

 

Putting in a good word for MNRI Tactile ptotocol, too!  I think it may be a primary need for the system.

All best,

Janet (Facial & Tactile Instructor)

On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 1:18 PM, daphne_duk <daphneduckworth@...> wrote:

 

Good dayI have been asked about tics in general and specifically sudden head jerks. A child is getting older and his tics are becoming worse. At this point they have not started MNRI as they feel they have tried everything to " no avail "

I was wondering if anybody has some stories or information that I can pass on.Thank you in advance for your help in helping othersbe wellJOYDaphne

-- Janet Olney Mc, M.Ed.  Developmental Learning Therapist   Brain Gym Consultant / Instructor

   Reflexes Integration Specialist / Instructor   Jin Shin Jyutsu Self-help Instructor   Quantum Wave Laser Consultant   www.JanetOWellnessAndLearning.com

[Guest guest]

Chiropractic technique that fixes cranial assymetry and misalignments. Relieves the pressure on the brain. Svetlana can also do this and was so very great with our son who had severe plagiocephaly.

From: Diane Whiteside <dianewt3@...>" " < >Sent: Sat, June 4, 2011 1:21:53 AMSubject: Re: Tourette and neurological tics

What does CATS stand for?Sent from my iPhone

On Jun 2, 2011, at 1:11 PM, <@...> wrote:

I read that OCD and jerky movements like tourettes come from the basal ganglia part of the brain. Would CATS help>?

From: daphne_duk <daphneduckworth@...> Sent: Thu, June 2, 2011 1:18:19 PMSubject: Tourette and neurological tics

Good dayI have been asked about tics in general and specifically sudden head jerks. A child is getting older and his tics are becoming worse. At this point they have not started MNRI as they feel they have tried everything to "no avail"I was wondering if anybody has some stories or information that I can pass on.Thank you in advance for your help in helping othersbe wellJOYDaphne

[Guest guest]

I am sending information that a client of mine researched. Not necessarily the cause of what you talk about but adding to the possible cause of these behaviours. streptococcal bacteria infection Links below give good explanation on this. http://runews.rockefeller.edu/index.php?page=engine & id=253 http://www.adhd.com.au/PANDAS.htm Below is another VERY interesting link about a young boy that had sudden onset OCD. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50bQtkfiHvsHope it helps a bit,

Suzanne DayMember ofL'Ordre des psychologues du QuébecOntario Association of Consultants, Counsellors, Psychometrists and PsychotherapistsBCIA/EEG, Board Cerfified (BCN)suzanne.day@...Ph. 705-726-5971 and 450-663-6946Fax. 705-726-5958www.suzannedayneuropsych.cawww.wisechoiceeducationalservices.com

On 2011-06-02, at 1:18 PM, daphne_duk wrote:

Good day

I have been asked about tics in general and specifically sudden head jerks. A child is getting older and his tics are becoming worse. At this point they have not started MNRI as they feel they have tried everything to "no avail"

I was wondering if anybody has some stories or information that I can pass on.

Thank you in advance for your help in helping others

be well

JOY

Daphne

[Guest guest]

Great info.  Thank you for sharing.  Sheri

Sheri Hoss, M.Ed.

Education and Movement Specialist

shoss@...

(530) 271-5556

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Suzanne Day Day

Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2011 5:30

PM

Subject: Re:

Tourette and neurological tics

I am sending information that a client of

mine researched. Not necessarily the cause of what you talk about but

adding to the possible cause of these behaviours.

streptococcal bacteria infection Links below give good explanation on this.

http://runews.rockefeller.edu/index.php?page=engine & id=253

http://www.adhd.com.au/PANDAS.htm

Below

is another VERY interesting

link about a young boy that had sudden onset OCD.

Hope it helps a bit,

Suzanne

Day

Member of

L'Ordre des psychologues du Québec

Ontario Association of Consultants, Counsellors,

Psychometrists and Psychotherapists

BCIA/EEG, Board Cerfified (BCN)

suzanne.day@...

Ph. 705-726-5971 and 450-663-6946

Fax. 705-726-5958

www.suzannedayneuropsych.ca

www.wisechoiceeducationalservices.com

On 2011-06-02, at 1:18 PM, daphne_duk wrote:

Good day

I have been asked about tics in general and specifically sudden head jerks. A

child is getting older and his tics are becoming worse. At this point they have

not started MNRI as they feel they have tried everything to " no

avail "

I was wondering if anybody has some stories or information that I can pass on.

Thank you in advance for your help in helping others

be well

JOY

Daphne