INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF PEAK STATES
The
Autism Project
250-413-3211
Revision 2.1 November 11, 2007
An Autism Symptom Elimination Technique
Study
Autism Client Evaluation
Forms
Other Relevant Research
Efforts
A
request for autistic clients:
Thank you for
your interest in our autism symptom elimination project. At
this time, the Institute is currently looking for people
with medically diagnosed autism to participate in a study
of our autism symptom elimination process. If you are
interested, please read the material on this webpage - all
relevant information is included. If you have questions or
wish to become involved, click on the link above or call
our office at 250-413-3211 in Canada.
The Autism Symptom Elimination Technique
Study
Background:
We believe we
may have found what causes the devastating illness called
autism - a particular kind of early trauma. The preliminary
tests of our process to eliminate autistic symptoms are
very encouraging.
What takes place:
Our experimental process does not involve any
drugs, physical substances or any other kind of physical
intervention - instead, we use state-of-the-art
psychological healing techniques EFT (Emotional Freedom
Technique), TAT
(Tapas Acupressure
Technique), aWHH
(Advanced Whole-Hearted
Healing), and PCR
(Primary Cell Repair). Our basic
process involves touching or taping meridian points
while repeating phrases to the sound of music, applied
to the facilitator and/or autistic client. A typical
session takes a few hours, and there is typically 3
sessions. Results are fairly immediate.
Consent
and Liability Agreement:
If you decide to participate in our study, we
will require you to fill out the consent, confidentiality and liability
form (which can
be downloaded as a pdf file) before you start the
treatment procedure. This protects us and also allows us
to keep the method proprietary so that we can retain
patent rights on the process. All the necessary
documentation for prospective clients is included on
this web page so that you can read them over at your
leisure, to decide if it's something you'd be interested
in pursuing.
About
the study:
Our process to eliminate the symptoms of autism
is still in an experimental stage, and as a participant you
can expect several trials of our procedure as we adapt it
to your particular needs. You will also be required to fill
out an autism symptom evaluation
questionnaire to evaluate
the degree of autism and results of the process before,
during, and after we finish. Note that at this time, we
only work with clients with a medically diagnosed form
of autism. We will also require the client to get a new
medical diagnosis if the treatment appears to be
successful. We also require that the client allow us to
use their name and contact information as verification
of the procedure (if successful).
Because this process is new and experimental,
the possibility of unexpected negative reactions or
problems occurring does exist. Thus, before proceeding, we
will expect you to thoroughly understand the procedure and
what to expect out of it so that you can make an informed
decision to continue.
There is no charge to be included in this
experimental study. When our process is finalized,
therapists licensed in our process will follow the core
project principle of charging only for results (symptoms
gone or reduced greatly).
Feel free to call us anytime at 250-413-3211 if
you have any questions.
Contacting
Us
To explore working on this
project, or to become a possible client, phone 250-413-3211
in western Canada to contact us. Due to the ever increasing
spam problem, this is a better way to get in touch than
through email.
Sincerely,
Grant McFetridge, Director of Research
Institute for the Study of Peak States
Other Relevant Research Efforts
Recently, other research groups and individuals have also
realized that autism is a trauma related disorder.
Dr. Stephanie Mines
We highly respect the work that Dr. Stephanie Mines in the USA is doing with autism. She independently discovered the same connection between autism and trauma that we did. She has kindly sent us the following material so that interested people or clients can be updated on her work (as of November 2007):
"Dr. Stephanie Mines has developed a research protocol to explore the use of subtle energy medicine and therapeutic storytelling in the treatment of autism. The project has been accepted at a private facility with an autism lab in Oklahoma. Affiliation with the University of Oklahoma is now in progress to finalize the start date of the project. This is the second research study using the TARA Approach. The first, implemented at the University of Colorado, tested the subtle energy medicine applications of the TARA Approach in the treatment of stroke and post-stroke aphasia with positive results."
"The TARA Approach combines non-invasive, gentle touch on specific bio-electrically charged sites on the body with the repatterning of early shock. For the treatment of autism Dr. Mines has developed specific storytelling structures for the autistic spectrum. These structures are designed to enhance the “thinking in pictures” aspect of autistic neurology in the cultivation of attachment and social engagement."
"The TARA Approach is a comprehensive design for the treatment of shock and trauma. Dr. Mines, founder of the TARA Approach, is the author of numerous books and articles on this subject. She oversees an international training program and provides programs for hospitals, social service agencies, and healthcare professionals worldwide."
"For further information about Dr. Mines and the TARA Approach, go to www.Tara-Approach.org."
"Stephanie Mines, Ph.D.
Program Director
The TARA Approach for the Resolution of Shock and Trauma
Ending the Lineage of Violence Worldwide
www.Tara-Approach.org
303-499-9990"
EFT Practitioner
A psychotherapist in Toronto also successfully used EFT on her son to eliminate autism symptoms. The case description was recorded on Gary Craig's EFT website as "Mom doing EFT for autistic son yields enormous changes in one month".
Revision History:
2.1: November 7, 2007. Added the 'Other Relevant Research' to this page. And moved the 'Autism Client Evalutaion' material to its own webpage.
2.0: November 2006. Added 'Autism Client Evaluation' material to the webpage.

