Interesting question. How do you react to a clinic which states in its first lines that "The learning and behavioural disorders as we know them DO NOT exist". BUT....
"They do exist as they are not conditions per se but symptoms and symptoms that will always be present in patterns of comorbidity (together)".
Leaving aside the herbal remedies on offer.........that will reach different parts of the brain they confidently assure us will treat symptoms.
It boils down to what I've said before about another service, if they cannot explain autism, how can they confidently assure people they can treat it. Given they deny autism exists, they are not likely to develop much understanding.
I hadn't heard of it before, and would be quite glad if we didn't have to hear of such things. But there's little can be done to stop this sort of thing.
Interesting question. How do you react to a clinic which states in its first lines that "The learning and behavioural disorders as we know them DO NOT exist". BUT....
"They do exist as they are not conditions per se but symptoms and symptoms that will always be present in patterns of comorbidity (together)".
Leaving aside the herbal remedies on offer.........that will reach different parts of the brain they confidently assure us will treat symptoms.
It boils down to what I've said before about another service, if they cannot explain autism, how can they confidently assure people they can treat it. Given they deny autism exists, they are not likely to develop much understanding.
I hadn't heard of it before, and would be quite glad if we didn't have to hear of such things. But there's little can be done to stop this sort of thing.
