Comments for Can My Developmentally Disabled Brother Use Guided Imagery? at http://belleruthnaparstek.com , comment 1 to 6 out of 6 comments http://belleruthnaparstek.com Sat, 31 Jul 2010 22:17:01 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://belleruthnaparstek.com/ask-belleruth/can-my-developmentally-disabled-brother-use-guided-imagery.html#comment-562 It can be difficult for an individual to figure out when it is the right time to perform an alcohol or drug intervention. It gets a lot less difficult when the individual has the wisdom to be able to notice the signs. Cynthia Kurtz Drug Intervention Michigan - cynthia Tue, 14 Apr 2009 06:58:58 +0100 http://belleruthnaparstek.com/ask-belleruth/can-my-developmentally-disabled-brother-use-guided-imagery.html#comment-558 Minnesota drug intervention is basically here to give an individual suitable resources to get a person struggling with an addiction that doesn't think he requires it into a drug or alcohol rehabilitation treatment Cynthia Kurtz Drug Intervention Minnesota - cynthia Mon, 13 Apr 2009 09:45:40 +0100 http://belleruthnaparstek.com/ask-belleruth/can-my-developmentally-disabled-brother-use-guided-imagery.html#comment-212 Our Stroke imagery is the most appropriate but, unless he's made recent improvements, it's not so likely to have much of an impact on his functioning seven years after the stroke. Then again, you never really know, and it could help his mood, so it may be worth a try. Most improvements come within the first 6 months to a year and that's when we strongly encourage people to use the imagery too. - BR Sun, 04 Jan 2009 08:20:04 +0100 http://belleruthnaparstek.com/ask-belleruth/can-my-developmentally-disabled-brother-use-guided-imagery.html#comment-211 I have a husband who had a severe stroke 7 years ago, he has made remarkable progress with accupuncture but has a hard time speaking and following directions. By all rights he should have not survived in leiu of the magnitude of the stroke. Can you recommend a tape that would help him ? Margie - Margie Sat, 03 Jan 2009 18:43:40 +0100 http://belleruthnaparstek.com/ask-belleruth/can-my-developmentally-disabled-brother-use-guided-imagery.html#comment-209 Tom, We have years of anecdotal evidence that pets indeed do chill out to the soothing sounds of guided imagery & music, along with their humans. A friend, Kerry Scott, sells soothing music specifically for pets, including Cat Dreams, at her Gooddoggoods.com site: http://www.gooddoggoods.com/shop_special_wagathaCD.asp/ . But, bottom line, she's gotta get rid of that mold!!! (But you knew that!) BR - BR Thu, 01 Jan 2009 07:46:21 +0100 http://belleruthnaparstek.com/ask-belleruth/can-my-developmentally-disabled-brother-use-guided-imagery.html#comment-204 "... it can be used with ... puppies and other pets." Please, tell me more. A friend is nursing a flock of sick cats (I suspect from a moldy house, and she is sick too), and some help would be welcome. Thanks Tom Willmon [mid] New Mexico - Tom Willmon Tue, 30 Dec 2008 13:03:07 +0100