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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: sophiasgarden / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: sophiasgarden / Thu, 21 Apr 2016 03:19:17 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: sophiasgarden "Sophia's World: lifelog a collective self" Poster for Quantified Self Conference 2011 /slideshow/sophias-world-lifelog-a-collective-self-poster-for-quantified-self-conference-2011/61172240 qsposter36x48sophia4-160421031917
What began as a personal story of Sophia’s and our life evolved into a larger story of community and transformation. In retrospect, the “self” that evolved organically through observing, modeling, quantifying and creatively expressing—”lifelogging”—became a “collective” awareness and intention.]]>
What began as a personal story of Sophia’s and our life evolved into a larger story of community and transformation. In retrospect, the “self” that evolved organically through observing, modeling, quantifying and creatively expressing—”lifelogging”—became a “collective” awareness and intention.]]> Thu, 21 Apr 2016 03:19:17 GMT /slideshow/sophias-world-lifelog-a-collective-self-poster-for-quantified-self-conference-2011/61172240 sophiasgarden@slideshare.net(sophiasgarden) "Sophia's World: lifelog a collective self" Poster for Quantified Self Conference 2011 sophiasgarden What began as a personal story of Sophia’s and our life evolved into a larger story of community and transformation. In retrospect, the “self” that evolved organically through observing, modeling, quantifying and creatively expressing—”lifelogging”—became a “collective” awareness and intention. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/qsposter36x48sophia4-160421031917-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> What began as a personal story of Sophia’s and our life evolved into a larger story of community and transformation. In retrospect, the “self” that evolved organically through observing, modeling, quantifying and creatively expressing—”lifelogging”—became a “collective” awareness and intention.

"Sophia's World: lifelog a collective self" Poster for Quantified Self Conference 2011 from Sophia's Garden Foundation

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0 Healing in Community Online™ /slideshow/healing-in-community-online-2/219443 healing-in-community-online-2-1199569675232839-5
An integrated, Web-based survival kit for families of children with life-threatening conditions that informs, supports and enables families to harness the power of community to address all of their needs—physical, emotional, financial, social, cultural and spiritual.]]>
An integrated, Web-based survival kit for families of children with life-threatening conditions that informs, supports and enables families to harness the power of community to address all of their needs—physical, emotional, financial, social, cultural and spiritual.]]> Sat, 05 Jan 2008 13:47:56 GMT /slideshow/healing-in-community-online-2/219443 sophiasgarden@slideshare.net(sophiasgarden) Healing in Community Online™ sophiasgarden An integrated, Web-based survival kit for families of children with life-threatening conditions that informs, supports and enables families to harness the power of community to address all of their needs—physical, emotional, financial, social, cultural and spiritual. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/healing-in-community-online-2-1199569675232839-5-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> An integrated, Web-based survival kit for families of children with life-threatening conditions that informs, supports and enables families to harness the power of community to address all of their needs—physical, emotional, financial, social, cultural and spiritual.

Healing in Community Online™ from Sophia's Garden Foundation

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0 Using Integrative Therapies at the End of Life: Connecting through the Lifespan /slideshow/using-integrative-therapies-at-the-end-of-life-connecting-through-the-lifespan/25078 using-integrative-therapies-at-the-end-of-life-connecting-through-the-lifespan-5899
As hospice patients approach the end of life there are several valuable life tasks to perform. The use of integrative therapies allows patients and families to perform these tasks and connect the past, present, and future to self, each other and their community. Therapies such as aromatherapy, relaxation skills, massage, Reiki, music, animal assisted activities, or art, provide comfort to patients and families as well as helping them to incorporate important cultural traditions during the end of life. Aromatherapy, massage, Reiki and relaxation skills help to relieve pain, alleviate anxiety, and treat side effects from medication. Through techniques such as music, art, animal assisted activities and guided imagery, patients are able to find meaning in life, share feelings with others and connect to life events. This workshop will give participants a clear understanding of how integrative therapies may be used at the end of life and the rationale for using specific methods. Case studies of an actual hospice patient, and her use of integrative therapies, will demonstrate the profound effect these techniques can have on patients and families, while on hospice. Case study include a 2 ½ year old pediatric patient with Niemann-Pick Disease, Type A. Finally, a template will be provided to help participants develop and implement their own Integrative Therapies Program.]]>
As hospice patients approach the end of life there are several valuable life tasks to perform. The use of integrative therapies allows patients and families to perform these tasks and connect the past, present, and future to self, each other and their community. Therapies such as aromatherapy, relaxation skills, massage, Reiki, music, animal assisted activities, or art, provide comfort to patients and families as well as helping them to incorporate important cultural traditions during the end of life. Aromatherapy, massage, Reiki and relaxation skills help to relieve pain, alleviate anxiety, and treat side effects from medication. Through techniques such as music, art, animal assisted activities and guided imagery, patients are able to find meaning in life, share feelings with others and connect to life events. This workshop will give participants a clear understanding of how integrative therapies may be used at the end of life and the rationale for using specific methods. Case studies of an actual hospice patient, and her use of integrative therapies, will demonstrate the profound effect these techniques can have on patients and families, while on hospice. Case study include a 2 ½ year old pediatric patient with Niemann-Pick Disease, Type A. Finally, a template will be provided to help participants develop and implement their own Integrative Therapies Program.]]> Mon, 19 Feb 2007 22:13:00 GMT /slideshow/using-integrative-therapies-at-the-end-of-life-connecting-through-the-lifespan/25078 sophiasgarden@slideshare.net(sophiasgarden) Using Integrative Therapies at the End of Life: Connecting through the Lifespan sophiasgarden As hospice patients approach the end of life there are several valuable life tasks to perform. The use of integrative therapies allows patients and families to perform these tasks and connect the past, present, and future to self, each other and their community. Therapies such as aromatherapy, relaxation skills, massage, Reiki, music, animal assisted activities, or art, provide comfort to patients and families as well as helping them to incorporate important cultural traditions during the end of life. Aromatherapy, massage, Reiki and relaxation skills help to relieve pain, alleviate anxiety, and treat side effects from medication. Through techniques such as music, art, animal assisted activities and guided imagery, patients are able to find meaning in life, share feelings with others and connect to life events. This workshop will give participants a clear understanding of how integrative therapies may be used at the end of life and the rationale for using specific methods. Case studies of an actual hospice patient, and her use of integrative therapies, will demonstrate the profound effect these techniques can have on patients and families, while on hospice. Case study include a 2 ½ year old pediatric patient with Niemann-Pick Disease, Type A. Finally, a template will be provided to help participants develop and implement their own Integrative Therapies Program. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/using-integrative-therapies-at-the-end-of-life-connecting-through-the-lifespan-5899-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> As hospice patients approach the end of life there are several valuable life tasks to perform. The use of integrative therapies allows patients and families to perform these tasks and connect the past, present, and future to self, each other and their community. Therapies such as aromatherapy, relaxation skills, massage, Reiki, music, animal assisted activities, or art, provide comfort to patients and families as well as helping them to incorporate important cultural traditions during the end of life. Aromatherapy, massage, Reiki and relaxation skills help to relieve pain, alleviate anxiety, and treat side effects from medication. Through techniques such as music, art, animal assisted activities and guided imagery, patients are able to find meaning in life, share feelings with others and connect to life events. This workshop will give participants a clear understanding of how integrative therapies may be used at the end of life and the rationale for using specific methods. Case studies of an actual hospice patient, and her use of integrative therapies, will demonstrate the profound effect these techniques can have on patients and families, while on hospice. Case study include a 2 ½ year old pediatric patient with Niemann-Pick Disease, Type A. Finally, a template will be provided to help participants develop and implement their own Integrative Therapies Program.

Using Integrative Therapies at the End of Life: Connecting through the Lifespan from Sophia's Garden Foundation

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0 Co-constructing Non-verbal Narratives: Narrative Scrapbooking as a Meaning-making Tool in Bereavement /slideshow/coconstructing-nonverbal-narratives-narrative-scrapbooking-as-a-meaningmaking-tool-in-bereavement/25037 coconstructing-nonverbal-narratives-narrative-scrapbooking-as-a-meaningmaking-tool-in-bereavement-21505
This presentation overviews the technique of Narrative Scrapbooking, a clinical approach developed to access and convey non-verbal processes in grief. Using contemporary constructivist, narrative, and existential-humanistic theories, this presentation delineates case examples of narrative scrapbooking from the student’s clinical experience working with bereaved family members.]]>
This presentation overviews the technique of Narrative Scrapbooking, a clinical approach developed to access and convey non-verbal processes in grief. Using contemporary constructivist, narrative, and existential-humanistic theories, this presentation delineates case examples of narrative scrapbooking from the student’s clinical experience working with bereaved family members.]]> Mon, 19 Feb 2007 17:14:19 GMT /slideshow/coconstructing-nonverbal-narratives-narrative-scrapbooking-as-a-meaningmaking-tool-in-bereavement/25037 sophiasgarden@slideshare.net(sophiasgarden) Co-constructing Non-verbal Narratives: Narrative Scrapbooking as a Meaning-making Tool in Bereavement sophiasgarden This presentation overviews the technique of Narrative Scrapbooking, a clinical approach developed to access and convey non-verbal processes in grief. Using contemporary constructivist, narrative, and existential-humanistic theories, this presentation delineates case examples of narrative scrapbooking from the student’s clinical experience working with bereaved family members. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/coconstructing-nonverbal-narratives-narrative-scrapbooking-as-a-meaningmaking-tool-in-bereavement-21505-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This presentation overviews the technique of Narrative Scrapbooking, a clinical approach developed to access and convey non-verbal processes in grief. Using contemporary constructivist, narrative, and existential-humanistic theories, this presentation delineates case examples of narrative scrapbooking from the student’s clinical experience working with bereaved family members.

Co-constructing Non-verbal Narratives: Narrative Scrapbooking as a Meaning-making Tool in Bereavement from Sophia's Garden Foundation

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0 Integrative Medicine and Experimental Pharmacogenomic Therapy in a Child with Niemann-Pick Disease (NPD), Type A /slideshow/macogenomintegrative-medicine-and-experimental-pharmacogenomic-therapy-in-a-child-with-niemannpick-disease-npd-type-a/25032 macogenomintegrative-medicine-and-experimental-pharmacogenomic-therapy-in-a-child-with-niemannpick-disease-npd-type-a-28008
A 34-month female with Niemann-Pick Disease, Type A (NPD-A) is presented. NPD-A is a rare autosomal recessive, hereditary lysosomal storage disease caused by reduced acid sphingomyelinase (ASM) activity. Reduced sphingomyelinase activity resulting in impaired sphingomyelin turnover leads to cellular lipid and lysosomal storage (foam cells), hepatosplenomegaly, delay and loss of developmental milestones, and degenerative neurologic deficits. Death occurs in infancy or early childhood, with the usual life span being 2-3 years. No effective treatment for NPD-A is known, although bone marrow transplantation and enzyme replacement therapy with ASM have been attempted. [Both have been tried for NPD-B, but I do not know if either of these techniques have been tried for NPD-A. This is true that no successful treatment has been demonstrated for humans with NPD-A, yet the Genzyme studies using adeno viruses were successful for mice. See . Stem cell and gene therapy research is being investigated in animal models. This child is known to have an unusual stop-codon mutation. Aminoglycosides have been found in animal and small-scale human studies to cause read-through in translation effectively skipping the “stop-codon” and are in clinical trials in other genetic diseases with similar mutations. It was hypothesized that gentamicin would cause read-through in translation in this patient, and thereby increase production of acid sphingomyelinase. After presentation to the Ethics Committee of Lucile Salter Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford University, the child was treated with an experimental protocol using intranasal gentamicin. This is the first case of NPD-A in which this has been tried. This patient has also been treated with Traditional Chinese Medicine including acupuncture and botanicals, massage therapy, nutritional measures, homeopathy, energy healing and compassionate intention in an Integrative Medicine approach. Disease characteristics, clinical features and course will be described.]]>
A 34-month female with Niemann-Pick Disease, Type A (NPD-A) is presented. NPD-A is a rare autosomal recessive, hereditary lysosomal storage disease caused by reduced acid sphingomyelinase (ASM) activity. Reduced sphingomyelinase activity resulting in impaired sphingomyelin turnover leads to cellular lipid and lysosomal storage (foam cells), hepatosplenomegaly, delay and loss of developmental milestones, and degenerative neurologic deficits. Death occurs in infancy or early childhood, with the usual life span being 2-3 years. No effective treatment for NPD-A is known, although bone marrow transplantation and enzyme replacement therapy with ASM have been attempted. [Both have been tried for NPD-B, but I do not know if either of these techniques have been tried for NPD-A. This is true that no successful treatment has been demonstrated for humans with NPD-A, yet the Genzyme studies using adeno viruses were successful for mice. See . Stem cell and gene therapy research is being investigated in animal models. This child is known to have an unusual stop-codon mutation. Aminoglycosides have been found in animal and small-scale human studies to cause read-through in translation effectively skipping the “stop-codon” and are in clinical trials in other genetic diseases with similar mutations. It was hypothesized that gentamicin would cause read-through in translation in this patient, and thereby increase production of acid sphingomyelinase. After presentation to the Ethics Committee of Lucile Salter Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford University, the child was treated with an experimental protocol using intranasal gentamicin. This is the first case of NPD-A in which this has been tried. This patient has also been treated with Traditional Chinese Medicine including acupuncture and botanicals, massage therapy, nutritional measures, homeopathy, energy healing and compassionate intention in an Integrative Medicine approach. Disease characteristics, clinical features and course will be described.]]> Mon, 19 Feb 2007 16:43:36 GMT /slideshow/macogenomintegrative-medicine-and-experimental-pharmacogenomic-therapy-in-a-child-with-niemannpick-disease-npd-type-a/25032 sophiasgarden@slideshare.net(sophiasgarden) Integrative Medicine and Experimental Pharmacogenomic Therapy in a Child with Niemann-Pick Disease (NPD), Type A sophiasgarden A 34-month female with Niemann-Pick Disease, Type A (NPD-A) is presented. NPD-A is a rare autosomal recessive, hereditary lysosomal storage disease caused by reduced acid sphingomyelinase (ASM) activity. Reduced sphingomyelinase activity resulting in impaired sphingomyelin turnover leads to cellular lipid and lysosomal storage (foam cells), hepatosplenomegaly, delay and loss of developmental milestones, and degenerative neurologic deficits. Death occurs in infancy or early childhood, with the usual life span being 2-3 years. No effective treatment for NPD-A is known, although bone marrow transplantation and enzyme replacement therapy with ASM have been attempted. [Both have been tried for NPD-B, but I do not know if either of these techniques have been tried for NPD-A. This is true that no successful treatment has been demonstrated for humans with NPD-A, yet the Genzyme studies using adeno viruses were successful for mice. See <http://www.genzyme.co.uk/corp/news/all_news/GENL%20PR-060503.asp>. Stem cell and gene therapy research is being investigated in animal models. This child is known to have an unusual stop-codon mutation. Aminoglycosides have been found in animal and small-scale human studies to cause read-through in translation effectively skipping the “stop-codon” and are in clinical trials in other genetic diseases with similar mutations. It was hypothesized that gentamicin would cause read-through in translation in this patient, and thereby increase production of acid sphingomyelinase. After presentation to the Ethics Committee of Lucile Salter Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford University, the child was treated with an experimental protocol using intranasal gentamicin. This is the first case of NPD-A in which this has been tried. This patient has also been treated with Traditional Chinese Medicine including acupuncture and botanicals, massage therapy, nutritional measures, homeopathy, energy healing and compassionate intention in an Integrative Medicine approach. Disease characteristics, clinical features and course will be described. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/macogenomintegrative-medicine-and-experimental-pharmacogenomic-therapy-in-a-child-with-niemannpick-disease-npd-type-a-28008-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> A 34-month female with Niemann-Pick Disease, Type A (NPD-A) is presented. NPD-A is a rare autosomal recessive, hereditary lysosomal storage disease caused by reduced acid sphingomyelinase (ASM) activity. Reduced sphingomyelinase activity resulting in impaired sphingomyelin turnover leads to cellular lipid and lysosomal storage (foam cells), hepatosplenomegaly, delay and loss of developmental milestones, and degenerative neurologic deficits. Death occurs in infancy or early childhood, with the usual life span being 2-3 years. No effective treatment for NPD-A is known, although bone marrow transplantation and enzyme replacement therapy with ASM have been attempted. [Both have been tried for NPD-B, but I do not know if either of these techniques have been tried for NPD-A. This is true that no successful treatment has been demonstrated for humans with NPD-A, yet the Genzyme studies using adeno viruses were successful for mice. See . Stem cell and gene therapy research is being investigated in animal models. This child is known to have an unusual stop-codon mutation. Aminoglycosides have been found in animal and small-scale human studies to cause read-through in translation effectively skipping the “stop-codon” and are in clinical trials in other genetic diseases with similar mutations. It was hypothesized that gentamicin would cause read-through in translation in this patient, and thereby increase production of acid sphingomyelinase. After presentation to the Ethics Committee of Lucile Salter Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford University, the child was treated with an experimental protocol using intranasal gentamicin. This is the first case of NPD-A in which this has been tried. This patient has also been treated with Traditional Chinese Medicine including acupuncture and botanicals, massage therapy, nutritional measures, homeopathy, energy healing and compassionate intention in an Integrative Medicine approach. Disease characteristics, clinical features and course will be described.

Integrative Medicine and Experimental Pharmacogenomic Therapy in a Child with Niemann-Pick Disease (NPD), Type A from Sophia's Garden Foundation

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0 Aquatic Rehabilitation and the Medically Fragile Child with Life Threatening Illness: A Case Study of Niemann-Pick Disease, Type A https://es.slideshare.net/slideshow/aquatic-rehabilitation-and-the-medically-fragile-child-with-life-threatening-illness-a-case-study-of-niemannpick-disease-type-a/19277 aquatic-rehabilitation-and-the-medically-fragile-child-with-life-threatening-illness-a-case-study-of-niemannpick-disease-type-a-2324
The decision to bring a child into a pool that has a life threatening illness requires careful consideration, enthusiastic and dedicated parents and cooperative pool management. Aquatic specialists who accept these medically fragile children into their practices need to be highly skilled, be aware of disease progression, and be able to adapt their handling skills to the child's specific needs. The goal of aquatic therapy for medically fragile children with life threatening illness is to improve quality of life, provide palliative care, and in some facilities, end of life care.]]>
The decision to bring a child into a pool that has a life threatening illness requires careful consideration, enthusiastic and dedicated parents and cooperative pool management. Aquatic specialists who accept these medically fragile children into their practices need to be highly skilled, be aware of disease progression, and be able to adapt their handling skills to the child's specific needs. The goal of aquatic therapy for medically fragile children with life threatening illness is to improve quality of life, provide palliative care, and in some facilities, end of life care.]]> Thu, 18 Jan 2007 22:26:42 GMT https://es.slideshare.net/slideshow/aquatic-rehabilitation-and-the-medically-fragile-child-with-life-threatening-illness-a-case-study-of-niemannpick-disease-type-a/19277 sophiasgarden@slideshare.net(sophiasgarden) Aquatic Rehabilitation and the Medically Fragile Child with Life Threatening Illness: A Case Study of Niemann-Pick Disease, Type A sophiasgarden The decision to bring a child into a pool that has a life threatening illness requires careful consideration, enthusiastic and dedicated parents and cooperative pool management. Aquatic specialists who accept these medically fragile children into their practices need to be highly skilled, be aware of disease progression, and be able to adapt their handling skills to the child's specific needs. The goal of aquatic therapy for medically fragile children with life threatening illness is to improve quality of life, provide palliative care, and in some facilities, end of life care. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/aquatic-rehabilitation-and-the-medically-fragile-child-with-life-threatening-illness-a-case-study-of-niemannpick-disease-type-a-2324-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The decision to bring a child into a pool that has a life threatening illness requires careful consideration, enthusiastic and dedicated parents and cooperative pool management. Aquatic specialists who accept these medically fragile children into their practices need to be highly skilled, be aware of disease progression, and be able to adapt their handling skills to the child's specific needs. The goal of aquatic therapy for medically fragile children with life threatening illness is to improve quality of life, provide palliative care, and in some facilities, end of life care.

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0 Sophia's Garden Foundation /slideshow/healing-in-community-online/19275 healing-in-community-online-26120
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0 Eastern-Western Diagnosis & TCM Treatment for NPD Type A /slideshow/easternwestern-diagnosis-tcm-treatment-for-npd-type-a/19238 easternwestern-diagnosis-tcm-treatment-for-npd-type-a-12853
Niemann-Pick Disease Type A (NPD-A) is a genetic metabolic disorder. It is a rare disease which occurs largely in certain ethnic groups. Due to its rarity, it is difficult to diagnosis and considered untreatable by Western medicine. Based on the theory, diagnosis and therapeutic methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Pediatrics, the author has implemented a regular course of herbs, acupuncture and an over 2000 year old, Chinese baby Tuina (massage) treatments for the NPA child. This treatment plan is designed to stimulate immunity and detoxification, as well as to improve the immune, neurological and digestive systems. ]]>
Niemann-Pick Disease Type A (NPD-A) is a genetic metabolic disorder. It is a rare disease which occurs largely in certain ethnic groups. Due to its rarity, it is difficult to diagnosis and considered untreatable by Western medicine. Based on the theory, diagnosis and therapeutic methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Pediatrics, the author has implemented a regular course of herbs, acupuncture and an over 2000 year old, Chinese baby Tuina (massage) treatments for the NPA child. This treatment plan is designed to stimulate immunity and detoxification, as well as to improve the immune, neurological and digestive systems. ]]> Thu, 18 Jan 2007 15:09:00 GMT /slideshow/easternwestern-diagnosis-tcm-treatment-for-npd-type-a/19238 sophiasgarden@slideshare.net(sophiasgarden) Eastern-Western Diagnosis & TCM Treatment for NPD Type A sophiasgarden Niemann-Pick Disease Type A (NPD-A) is a genetic metabolic disorder. It is a rare disease which occurs largely in certain ethnic groups. Due to its rarity, it is difficult to diagnosis and considered untreatable by Western medicine. Based on the theory, diagnosis and therapeutic methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Pediatrics, the author has implemented a regular course of herbs, acupuncture and an over 2000 year old, Chinese baby Tuina (massage) treatments for the NPA child. This treatment plan is designed to stimulate immunity and detoxification, as well as to improve the immune, neurological and digestive systems. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/easternwestern-diagnosis-tcm-treatment-for-npd-type-a-12853-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Niemann-Pick Disease Type A (NPD-A) is a genetic metabolic disorder. It is a rare disease which occurs largely in certain ethnic groups. Due to its rarity, it is difficult to diagnosis and considered untreatable by Western medicine. Based on the theory, diagnosis and therapeutic methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Pediatrics, the author has implemented a regular course of herbs, acupuncture and an over 2000 year old, Chinese baby Tuina (massage) treatments for the NPA child. This treatment plan is designed to stimulate immunity and detoxification, as well as to improve the immune, neurological and digestive systems.

Eastern-Western Diagnosis & TCM Treatment for NPD Type A from Sophia's Garden Foundation

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0 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-sophiasgarden-48x48.jpg?cb=1524775695 A nonprofit organization dedicated to creating and proliferating a community-based approach to healing, Healing in Community™, as a compassionate and highly effective way of caring for children with life-threatening conditions, and as a way for families www.sophiasgarden.org https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/qsposter36x48sophia4-160421031917-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/sophias-world-lifelog-a-collective-self-poster-for-quantified-self-conference-2011/61172240 "Sophia's World: lifel... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/healing-in-community-online-2-1199569675232839-5-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/healing-in-community-online-2/219443 Healing in Community O... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/using-integrative-therapies-at-the-end-of-life-connecting-through-the-lifespan-5899-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/using-integrative-therapies-at-the-end-of-life-connecting-through-the-lifespan/25078 Using Integrative Ther...