Re: Chiropractic care for Speech Apraxia

[Guest guest]

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We see a chiropractor for all of our children (and us, too) on a regular

basis. The benefits that we see are primarily in their general health and

well-being.

I've hear that there are Chiropractors that specialize in neurological

disorders, like Apraxia/Dyspraxia, but haven't found one yet

becky

In a message dated 10/3/2008 2:57:23 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

devo62680@... writes:

I'm just curious if any of you are seeking Chiropractic care for your

Speech Apraxic children, and if so, what the results have been.

Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

We saw awesome stuff with chiro only to find out later we had adrenal

issues which are often helped by chiro. I am told though if you have

Chiari malformation Chiro is contraindicated.

[Guest guest]

There is a Dr. Campione in Cresskill, NJ . I just received an e-mail

about a free workshop for parents this mth. I dont know if this

helpful. If you are interested, I can send the info to you. Kris

[Guest guest]

I know I am getting in this late, but we see a chiropractor once a week. When

Ethan is doing extremely well we go once every two weeks - but, this has helped

him tremendously - with sleep, behavior - and all around. If you think about it

- chiropractors treat the nervous system - your spinal cord! It makes sense

that regular adjustments would help. Making sure that everything is alligned

for optimal movement ensures that these kiddos will feel better. When they are

already having issues with things not moving along paths smoothly - making sure

that you are helping keep those pathways open is great. This treatment can

help.

Our chiropractor (which is my Uncle), also offers testing of neurotransmitters

which looks at all kinds of things going on in E's body. We can get a better

idea of what he needs this way. I read in another post for this about adrenal

function - testing can be done to look at this. We treat these issues with

supplements and regular adjustments.

The point is we have seen results with chiro - and I have talked to many other

parents that have said similar things.

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Ethan's Mom

Re: [ ] Chiropractic care for Speech Apraxia

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We see a chiropractor for all of our children (and us, too) on a regular

basis. The benefits that we see are primarily in their general health and

well-being.

I've hear that there are Chiropractors that specialize in neurological

disorders, like Apraxia/Dyspraxia, but haven't found one yet

becky

In a message dated 10/3/2008 2:57:23 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

devo62680aol (DOT) com writes:

I'm just curious if any of you are seeking Chiropractic care for your

Speech Apraxic children, and if so, what the results have been.

Thanks,

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