Respen-A therapy in Autism
I mentioned on my blog before that we were interested in starting the new therapy called Respen A. Since we were actively fighting clostridia through the use of flagyl and also using diflucan to avoid a yeast flare as a result, I decided to wait for about a week until we were all done with flagyl and diflucan was going well and behavior was stabilized. We started on the first day of winter break, 2 weeks ago yesterday. I also wanted to try this over the break so that I could monitor any possible negative reactions instead of having him go through these at school/therapy/etc.
By day 2 we noticed increased affection and attention to members of our family.
[FULL BLOG ENTRY AT LIFE ON THE ROLLER COASTER]
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Respen-A: Autism Therapy
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Labels
420
(1)
AABA
(1)
AAT
(9)
ABA
(27)
Abilify
(2)
Acamprosate
(1)
Acupuncture
(2)
Adeli Suit Therapy
(1)
AEIOU Early Intervention
(1)
Afinitor
(1)
AIT
(3)
Algae
(1)
Alzheimer's Drugs
(2)
Amantadine
(1)
Amino Acids
(1)
AMMT
(1)
Anat Baniel Method
(1)
Animal Assisted Therapy
(15)
Anti psychotics
(2)
Anti-convulsants
(2)
Anti-fungal therapy
(1)
Anti-yeast therapy
(2)
Antibiotics
(1)
Antidepressants
(7)
Antioxidants
(1)
Antipsychotics
(2)
Applied Affectionate Behavior Analysis
(1)
Applied Behavioral Analysis
(26)
Arbaclofen
(1)
Art Therapy
(9)
Assistive Technology
(18)
Athletics
(1)
Audio-Visual Entrainment
(1)
Auditory Integration Training
(3)
Auditory Motor Mapping Training
(1)
Augmentative Communication
(17)
Autism
(7)
Autism Clinical Trials Network
(1)
Autism Fun
(2)
Autism Treatments are Expensive
(11)
Autism360
(1)
AVE
(1)
Baclofen
(2)
Bacteroides
(1)
BCAAs
(1)
BDNF
(1)
benzodiazepine
(1)
Better Diagnosis
(1)
Biofeedback
(9)
Biomedical Treatments
(4)
Brain Plasticity
(1)
Branched Chain Amino Acids
(1)
Bumetanide
(1)
Bumex
(1)
Burinex
(1)
Buspar
(1)
Buspirone Hydrochloride
(1)
Cannabis
(7)
Cerebral Folate Deficiency
(1)
Character Therapy
(1)
Cheerleading
(1)
Chelation
(4)
Chewing Gum
(1)
Chiropractic
(1)
Cholesterol
(1)
CLM
(1)
clonazepam
(1)
Coffee
(1)
Communication Devices
(16)
Competent Learner Model
(1)
Computers
(12)
Contrarian
(1)
Cord Blood
(1)
Costs of Treatment
(17)
CranioSacral Therapy
(1)
Cutting-Edge Therapies
(2)
Cybertherapy
(1)
D-Cycloserine
(1)
DAN
(5)
Dance
(1)
DATS
(2)
DCS
(1)
DEFEAT AUTISM NOW
(6)
Detecting Autism
(1)
Detox
(1)
Developmental Individual Difference Relationship Model
(3)
Diagnosing Autism
(1)
Diet
(6)
DIR
(5)
Disco
(1)
Discrete Affectionate Trials
(1)
Discrete Trial Training
(4)
DNA
(1)
Dolphin Dome
(1)
Dolphin Therapy
(8)
Drugs
(34)
DTT
(5)
DynaVox
(14)
Early Intensive Behavioural Intervention
(1)
ECLIPSE Model
(1)
Ecstasy (MDMA)
(1)
EEG Biofeedback
(7)
EIBI
(1)
Elephant therapy
(1)
Enzyme
(1)
Epigenetics
(3)
Epilepsy
(5)
Epsom Salts
(2)
Equine Therapy
(10)
Face Recognition
(1)
Facial Reflexology
(1)
Fatty Acids
(2)
Fish Oil
(2)
Floor Time
(8)
Floortime
(7)
Fluoxetine
(1)
fMRI
(1)
Folic Acid
(2)
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
(1)
Games
(3)
Gene Therapy
(4)
Genome Sequencing
(1)
Glutathione
(1)
Grace
(1)
HBOT
(16)
Hippotherapy
(7)
Hormones
(1)
Horse Therapy
(11)
Hydration
(1)
Hyperbaric Oxygen
(16)
Hyperinsulinemia
(1)
Hypnosis
(1)
Hypnotherapy
(1)
iCommunicate
(1)
Immunotherapy
(1)
Insurance Coverage for Autism
(20)
Intravenous immunoglobulin
(1)
iontoporation
(1)
iPad
(9)
iPhone
(7)
iPod
(9)
iPrompts
(1)
IVIG
(1)
Law of Attraction
(1)
LEGOS
(2)
Leucovorin
(1)
Leupeptin
(1)
Lexapro (escitalopram)
(2)
Life Skills
(3)
Lovass
(1)
Lupron
(5)
Marinol
(1)
Masgutova method
(1)
Masgutova Neuro-sensory-motor Reflex Integration
(2)
Massage
(1)
MB12
(4)
Medical Marijuana
(6)
Medications
(9)
Meditation
(1)
Mendability
(1)
Methyl-B12
(4)
Methylcobalamin
(2)
Miracle Mineral Supplement
(2)
Misc
(5)
Mitochondrial Dysfunction
(1)
MMS
(2)
MnemeTherapy™
(1)
MNRI
(1)
Music Therapy
(6)
N-Acetylcysteine
(1)
NAC
(1)
NAET
(1)
Namenda
(1)
Nasal Insulin
(1)
nasal spray
(2)
NATURAL ENVIRONMENT TRAINING
(2)
Natural Language Paradigm
(1)
Naturalistic Learning
(2)
NET
(1)
Netbook
(1)
Neurofeedback
(9)
Neuroliminal Training
(2)
NHE6 protein
(1)
Nicotine Patch
(1)
Nintendo
(1)
NLP
(1)
NT
(2)
Nutritional therapy
(1)
Occupational Therapy
(1)
Omega-3
(3)
Online Autism Therapy
(3)
Optimize Strengthen Rejuvenate
(3)
OSR
(4)
Oxidative Stress Release
(3)
Oxytocin
(2)
P.L.A.Y. Project
(1)
Parasitic Worms
(1)
PECS
(8)
PEMF
(1)
Physical Therapy
(1)
Picture Exchange Communication System
(8)
Pilates
(1)
Pivotal Response Therapy
(2)
Play and Language for Autistic Youngsters
(1)
Pot
(1)
Probiotics
(3)
Proloquo2Go
(1)
Propranolol
(1)
Protease Inhibitor
(1)
Prozac
(2)
PRT
(1)
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy
(1)
Rapamycin
(1)
Rapid Prompting Method
(1)
Reducing Oxidative Stress
(1)
Respen-A
(2)
Response Interruption/Redirection
(1)
RIR
(1)
Risperdal
(1)
Risperidone
(4)
Ritalin
(1)
Robots
(3)
RPM
(1)
rTMS
(1)
SAVE
(1)
Scams
(1)
SCERTS
(1)
Screening for Autism
(1)
Secretin
(1)
Seizures
(4)
Sensori-motor Auditory Visual Education
(1)
Sensory Enrichment Therapy
(1)
Sensory Integration Therapy
(5)
Service Dogs
(5)
Shank3 Protein
(1)
Shaping and Chaining
(1)
Sign Language
(1)
Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms
(1)
SIT
(1)
Skateboarding
(1)
SNP
(1)
Social Communication Emotional Regulation Transitional Support
(1)
Software
(4)
Speaker Immersion
(1)
Speech-Language Therapy
(2)
Spirulina
(1)
Sports
(1)
SSRIs
(1)
Stem Cells
(6)
Stimulants
(1)
Studies
(1)
STX209
(2)
Supplements
(7)
Surfing
(2)
Taekwondo
(1)
Tangible Time Management
(1)
TEACCH
(5)
Telehealth
(1)
Telemedicine
(1)
THC
(4)
The Secret
(1)
Therapeutic Horseback Riding
(9)
Therapy Dogs
(1)
THR
(7)
Time Timer
(2)
Timothy Syndrome
(1)
TMS
(2)
Toxic
(1)
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
(2)
Transgenic Mouse Model
(1)
Vanspar
(1)
VB
(3)
Verbal Behavior Approach
(1)
Verbal Behavior Model
(3)
Video Games
(4)
Video Modeling
(1)
Vitamin B6 [Pyridoxine]
(1)
Vitamins
(6)
Wii
(1)
Wrestling
(1)
Xbox Kinect
(2)
Yoga
(7)
Zinc
(1)
1 comment:
i also want to try respen a. i am having a hard time finding a doctor to prescribe it that doesn't charge 500.00 an hour to tell you your child has autism. t. michaels
Post a Comment