Healing touch
TRT is a treatment that helps to re-educate the brain, central nervous system (CNS) and hormonal system by manually stimulating areas and points related to the brain and CNS in the face, hands and feet. Its objective is to develop skills in social integration, language and communication, concentration, memory, learning, behaviour, emotion, motor functions and co-ordination.
Her method of treatment is used on both children and adult patients suffering from disabilities ranging from brain damage, cerebral palsy, genetic and non-genetic syndromes, neurological disorders, psychological and mental disorders, and learning and behavioural disorders.“TRT is a totally natural method of treatment without any side effects. The treatment can increase the body’s ability to heal itself.
“We had previously talked about how parents in Oman suffer with their disabled children because of a lack of health and educational facilities and services. When parents heard about her visit they started calling from all over Oman, and even from Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE. We had so many patients we had to extend her stay.”
“Oman has developed very fast during the last 40 - 50 years creating a much better general health service. But as far as caring for the special needs of disabled children is concerned, it needs a lot more time. The numbers of disabled children in Oman is extremely high and it is a group of patients who are missing effective therapies for rehabilitation,” said Dr Lone.
The doctor has also scheduled further visits for 2012 to conduct individual and group parents’ courses and training for professionals. “The reception I have had here has been just amazing. All professionals and parents we met expressed a need for the subject. All parents were desperately asking for help to improve many serious daily problems that their children were facing,” she said.
Reading Body Language And Reflexes - News
Dr Lone Sorensen, a reflex therapist for 33 years, recently came on a short visit to present Temprana Reflex Therapy (TRT). tic treatment, met with families to assess children and trained both parents and professionals on the use of TRT.
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