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February 3, 2016 Screaming, red-faced with panic in her eyes, like a wild animal caged and in fear of losing its life if it didn’t escape. This is what my daughter looked like as she tried to jump out of … Continue reading
This was written back in November, but only came to our attention today. It was so well said that we thought it deserved a wider audience. So at my daughter Autumn’s doctor’s office, the nurse had more to say about … Continue reading
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Calling All Houston Thinkers! Get your shopping shoes on and head to Katy (a western suburb of Houston for ya’ll that aren’t locals!) for an amazing event hosted by Patti Devlin, this weekend Saturday, December 5th from 1-4 p.m., with.proceeds … Continue reading
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I get letters from readers of my book Impossible Cure every day — a large percentage of which are from parents of autistic children looking for guidance. I recently received the following question, and I thought my answer might be helpful … Continue reading
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Parents who write to me often ask a question of the following form: “Will homeopathy help -X- if my homeopath is treating my child for -Y-?” (Usually, -Y- is autism.) This question is rooted in a confusion most of us … Continue reading
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Amy L. Lansky, PhD Over the past thousands of years, humanity has mastered the ability to sail the seas and soar through skies, cultivate plants and plow vast fields, communicate through telegraph, telephone, and computer, and even fly to the … Continue reading
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Every day, I get email from people from all over the world asking for advice about their homeopathic treatment. I spend a few hours each week answering their questions. I am not a practitioner and I do not provide actual … Continue reading
~ Amy Lansky, PhD Author of Impossible Cure: The Promise of Homeopathy Is it an accident that the word “patient” has two meanings? Of course not. As a patient (noun) we must be patient (adjective). This is especially true when you are the parent of … Continue reading
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I work with parents of children with complex chronic disease, such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and one of the most important lessons I convey to them is how to develop and rely on their intuition in making choices for … Continue reading
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I reluctantly entered this world of childhood chronic illness, pretty much kicking and screaming, with my child who was also kicking and screaming — and hitting and biting, and refluxing, oozing diarrhea, arching her back in pain, and banging her … Continue reading
