Our Autism Symptoms
Treatment
The PeakStates Clinics treat clients (children or
adults) diagnosed with autism.
We encourage autistic adults, or parents who are interested
in having their autistic child participate in our process
for eliminating the symptoms of the disorder to contact us.
The process has been tested successfully on a number of
children ages 6 to 15.
How do we eliminate the autistic symptoms?
We use state-of-the-art psychological techniques for
healing autism-related pre-natal trauma, developed
specifically for this purpose. Each client is treated
individually with a personalized treatment plan.
The treatment does not involve medication. In fact, there
is no need for physical contact between therapist and
client. The technique applied during the session is
TFT/EFT, where certain meridian points are tapped gently on
the parent. The parent is present during the whole session.
Normally, results immediately appear (and continue to
develop over the following year).
As in any new medical treatment, there is always a risk
that unforeseen negative side effects or problems can
occur. Although we haven’t seen any side effects to the
treatment, you should be aware that this possibility
exists.
Who are suitable for this treatment?
For the moment, we only work with clients who have been
diagnosed with some form of autism. If you or your child
has multiple diagnoses, please contact the clinic to see if
they are suitable for our work.
Applicants will be called in for an interview at the
clinic.
Costs
We charge for treatment on a ‘pay for results’ basis – we
only charge if we are successful in meeting our goals.
Prices can vary depending on the particular client. For a
rough estimate, see our clinic price list.
About the treatment.
We typically do the autism process in a three day
residential setting. Before and after treatment, we have
the parents fill out autism evaluations (ATEC) and give a
written statement on the results for other interested
parents.
For further information or questions please contact us at
one of the clinics.
Revision History
1.0 Sept 29, 2009: First draft.