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Q: Can I call you on the phone and talk to you about my child/self...
Q: Will you explain to me exactly how caer works?
Q: Do you have a treatment center in ................ or do you know some one in ............. who uses your treatment methods?
Q: Are the medications that my child is on the right ones. Should I have his medications changed to .....?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Q: Can I call you on the phone and talk to you about my child/self...?
A: No, not as an initial contact. While I try to be generous with my time, I must use my time efficiently. I can make arrangements to talk with you AFTER you have completed the treatment application and you have gotten and read my written report. The treatment application is a much more efficient way for me to gather the information I need to determine whether your child is appropriate for my treatment program. Also, after reading the report, you will have a better idea of whether or not you might like to seek treatment. With that background for both of us, our conversation will be much more productive.
Q: Will you explain to me exactly how caer works in an email or phone call?
A: What I do is both theoretically and procedurally too complex to explain in an email. It is well described in both books. Please consult those sources.
Q: Do you have a treatment center in ................ or do you know some one in ............. who uses your treatment methods?
A: Since I invented, built and patented the CAER machine, I am the only one who has one. Thus, if you are interested in CAER treatment, you would have to come to Spokane for treatment.
I am not familiar with treatment resources around the country. Thus, I cannot recommend someone in your area.
Q: Are the medications that my child is on the right ones. Should I have his medications changed to .....?
A: I am not a physician, thus I am not licensed to give specific medication advice. Medications are not generally used for aspergers because they generally do not address the types of problems aspergers patients experience.
However, because of the overlap between ADHD and Aspergers, many children are on the stimulants commonly prescribed for ADHD. All of these medications used for ADHD have severe side effects that you should be aware of before you consider any of them. Check out these websites www.ritalindeath.com, and www.meth-lab.com. Also check my discussion of medications on this site website Drugs for ADHD It provides a good review of medications commonly used for ADHD.
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