All About Books Neural Therapy
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Dyslexia IS Reversible
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Dyslexia Pilot Program, Part 1
Watch this video about the Pilot Program.
Participants Needed for Reversing Dyslexia Study – July 28 – August 24, 2012
Wanted: Dyslexic children between the ages of 8-18. After reversing dyslexia naturally without drugs for more than 25 years, Dr. Phyllis Books is now documenting the changes in the brain by “Brain Mapping” with Quantitative EEG testing. We are looking for a total of 10 children in the Austin, Texas area to participate in a 3 week program to…
DetailsThe Reptilian Brain and How It Can Stop Your Child from Learning, Part Two
The reptilian or primitive brain, as we discussed in the previous blog, (link) was the first part of our brains to develop and handles our basic survival and safety issues. Like a snake sunning itself when it feels safe (as we do when we are at the pool), our reptilian brain can also retreat quickly…
DetailsThe Reptilian Brain and How It Can Stop Your Child from Learning, Part One
“Hurry up, answer the question!” “You knew this last week—what happened?” “We’re waiting…” Have you ever felt scared when someone asked you a question and your mind went blank? The person kept bugging you for an answer, but you were frozen and unable to answer. I saw this last night on television—chefs rolled a die…
DetailsCase Study: Your Three Brains and How They Interact – Meet Heather
In the 1970s, Paul D. MacLean, the former Chief of the Laboratory of Brain Evolution and Behavior at the National Institute of Mental Health in Washington, DC, proposed the “Triune Brain Theory,” which says we have three brains, which developed in a specific sequence. Each brain has unique qualities, and ideally, the three parts communicate…
DetailsCase Study: When Early Walking and Early Reading Aren’t Good Things – Meet Teresa
With her hair in pigtails and wearing glasses, Teresa was about nine when her parents brought her in for an evaluation. One of the first things I asked her to do was to walk down the hallway and back. Her parents and I noticed her right arm swung more than her left arm did, and…
DetailsDiscover Books Neural Therapy™and Reversing Dyslexia
Dr. Books discusses how she works with her patients in two new blog posts on her Reversing Dyslexia website. Getting Started with Books Neural Therapy™ – Part One Getting Started with Books Neural Therapy™ – Part Two
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