The Advance Centre for the Scotson Technique

We can assist with all neurologically based conditions whether mild, moderate or severe. Anyone who has a disability caused by brain damage, brian injury and brain abnormalities. For example our therapies help children with: Cerebral Palsy, Hemiplegia, Developmental delay, Microcephaly, Stroke, Downs Syndrome, Epilepsy, Angleman Syndrome (Happy Puppet Syndrome), Head injury, Near drowning ...

All premature babies irrespective of their general condition and anyone with: Autism, Learning disabilities, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Behavioural problems, Hyperactivity, Spinal injury ...If your child hasn't been diagnosed yet you may want help to treat symptoms such as: stiff or floppy legs, arms or hands. Poor: ability to sit up straight, speech development, eyesight development and digestion. All family members are welcome to participate.

Cerebral Palsy Treatment

Recovery of function in children and adults with cerebral palsy is blocked by the effect of both the brain injury and the motor disability on the child’s developing respiratory system. The result is abnormal breathing which affects cerebral blood circulation, posture, physical structure, motor function speech, vision, digestion, chewing and swallowing, general health and capacity and so on.

Fortunately abnormal breathing is very treatable by the Scotson Technique which allows the every child with CP steadily develop more normally. Read more here.

Brain Injury Treatment

Whether a brain injury occurs before during or after birth the potential for recovery relies on the quality of the cerebral metabolism to provide compensatory brain growth. However, all brain injuries weaken the respiratory muscles causing abnormalities in the respiratory system which adversely affect cerebral blood flow and nerve input to the brain creating long-term disability.

The abnormal breathing is treatable by the Scotson Technique thus vastly improving outcomes and securing a much better future for the brain injured child or adult.

Autism Treatment

The abnormal development and control of breathing is a major much neglected feature of autism and appears to be a causal factor behind the wide spread of associated symptoms such as anxious behaviour, problems with the gastro intestinal tract, immune problems, abnormal sleep, abnormal movement and lack of speech. Abnormal breathing also directly affects the cerebral metabolism blocking the brain's well recognised restorative capacities. Abnormal breathing can be successfully treated by the Scotson Technique a therapeutic intervention that is taught to parents and needs no participation on from the child for its effectiveness. Read more here.

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Cerebral Palsy, Movement, Epilepsy and Other Problems: Breathing is a pumping activity that returns the deoxygenated blood from the veins to the heart... Read more here.