Showing posts with label alternative autism solutions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alternative autism solutions. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Receive a Copy of Nourishing Hope for autism at Gluten Free Twitter Party









The Nourishing Hope for Autism: Nutritional Invention for Healing our Children book is written by Julie Matthews, who is a leading US autism nutrition expert and Defeat Autism Now! (DAN!) Practitioner helping parents worldwide find hope and healing for their children on the spectrum.

Although the image shows a DVD this giveaway during the gluten free twitter party is for the Book. The book will be given away during the 7:30 PM PST time as there are autism parents on that panel.

Nourishing Hope for Autism is an autism diet book for parents that provides the scientific explanations for why and how autism diets work to help recover children from symptoms of autism. It shows how to successfully implement diets and cook creatively for families - even picky eaters! Used by parents and autism physicians, this book gives practical steps for dietary intervention, a roadmap for getting started as well as evolving and customizing the varied approaches.


Through her autism nutrition practice, Julie provides one-on-one parent counseling, an online resource center, and autism diet intervention tools. She welcomes families from diverse backgrounds from cities, suburbs, towns and rural areas in the US and abroad. You can visit the nourishing hope website for more details.

Monday, December 15, 2008

Reiki Manual for Autism Twitter Day

Alternative Autism Solutions is donating three copies of
Dr. Mary E. Riposo's book, Using Reiki with Children: A Guide for Parents and Professionals.

Reiki is done with the child fully clothed. During the session, the hands of the therapist are placed on or near specific areas of the body in order to activate the healing response. Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders often have sensory integration problems, which may result in discomfort with imposed touch. If this is the case, the hands can be placed above the body or on the child's hands or feet.

More information can be learned at the Alternative Autism Solutions website.

The books are available to US and Canadian twitter members.
 
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