Guest guest Posted June 30, 2004 Report Share Posted June 30, 2004 hi shanna i don't have experience treating people diagnosed with autism i'm afraid. my feeling is that it may very welll be appropriate, but then if the child has difficulty with touch and attention, i wonder whether acupuncture per se would be appropriate? i'd be very interested to know if anyone on the group has tried dragons with autism...? Also, i was very interested in your post about psychoneuroimmunology. is there any good material published on this from a holistic perspective? meditation / qi gong exercises: do you recommend specific exercises for specific people / conditions or all round 'general use' balancing ones ? best wishes jason ======================================== Message date : Jun 30 2004, 07:02 AM From : " shannahickle " To : Chinese Medicine Copy to : Subject : Re: Hearsay? Hi Jason Very interesting indeed. There was a person on the acupuncture looking for help with a 3 year old autistic boy who has been dx since birth--unable to bear touch and attention. He can speak now but only to himself. Would this protocol perhaps be appropriate and if so, would it be alright for me to forward this email to the acupuncture ? thanks shanna wrote: > for your interest, there are 2 possession protocols. one is to release 'internal dragons' - to deal with possessions arising from internal influences. these points are Ren 15 (actually the command point 1/4 cun below Ren 15), St25, St32, St41. > 'External dragons' are Du 20, Du11, Bl 23, Bl61. > if the patient is ready for this, reactions during treatment can often be dramatic. > jason Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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