FAB pressure touch Massage for Autism, by Dr John Pagano
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- A demonstration of FAB Pressure Touch Massage for Autism by Dr John Pagano. To get your FREE Issue go to www.autismparen...
Special feature on this type of massage is featured in issue 3 of Autism Parenting Magazine.
The Family Centered Massage used for 3 Year 7 month old Aggression and Asperger's. It focuses on:
Head Crown
Ear Press
Shoulder Squeeze
Tapping Top of Head
Arm Roll P QST
Firm Pressure Scrub Brushing
Contouring Sustained Joint Compression
Dorsiflexion elongation of Feet
Roll Calf (Trager)
Contouring Pressure Volar Feet
Brush dorsal Surface Feet
Dorsiflexion elongation Feet
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In response to your questions, the video shows FAB Pressure Touch intervention on a preschooler, and her family and I also used behavioral strategies. More information on FAB Pressure Touch is available at my website www.fabstrategies.org FAB Pressure Touch is a component of FAB Strategies that I use and teach for 3-21 year olds with developmental and behavioral challenges, including Autism Spectrum Disorder and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. FAB Pressure Touch is distinct from "QST" QiGong Sensory Treatment massage, a research proven massage for preschoolers with Autism that I got certified in and recommend. Information on QST for preschoolers and its research evidence is available on their website at www.qsti.org
Thank you for sharing. We recently discovered our daughter was getting this therapy through the school and it was unsettling since we had not yet heard about it...lol But it seems to really help her and this video makes me feel better about it.
You send your kid to a therapy and you have no idea what they do O.o
I have tried brushing, joint compression exercises and massaging. I do believe it helps but only if you are consistent and stick with it over time. I have 14yr old twin boys with autism. Seems to help my son that is severe. He doesn't always tolerate it though. You just have to keep doing it. Seems to help calm him.
This looks really interesting, I know my son would only be happy with myself giving the massage but I do worry as it is a lot of physical contact, which is something my son resists. The weighted blanket is really helping though. What kind of brush are you using- would a soft bristle brush be suitable?
Interesting, I've been doing some of these instinctively for my 2.5 year old during his meltdowns. Sometimes he responds well, but most of the time he hates being touched.
Base of the skull works really well too.
I am up to give it some time and see.
I feel that such deep presure is connected to moving lymph.
May it be that ASD children (and adults) have weak movement of lymph???
He's really good with her :)
Where are the studies on this method? How do we know that the massage did anything at all? What if she started sleepiing in her own bed because of maturation, or because she was getting a reward ( the doll mom talks about) for doing so? It would be interesting to have someone talk about why they are doing the manipulations they are doing on the head, joints, the brushing etc. Maybe it would make more sense.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3838308/
Its impassible how can she talk but im happy for Her really
How is it different from qi gong massage?
Sorry for the confusion, @ramakrishnareddy bondugula. The massage mentioned in the article is Qigong massage. For more info, please visit our article www.autismparentingmagazine.com/how-autism-qi-gong-massage-helped-my-daughter/ or check out Qigong Sensory Training Institute's website: www.qsti.org/index.html Enjoy reading!
Is it enough if done once a day?
Sir my daughter mild autism what shall i do no therapy avelable hear please guid me
Hi Sasmita! Thanks for your comment. We encourage you to check out free guide in the link below to learn more about different autism therapies including the ones that you can do yourself at home: www.autismparentingmagazine.com/autism-therapies/
🙏🙏thanx from India..
Thank you so much for the comment, Bharti. Feel free to share this.
For What purpose is the joint compression ?
Thanks @sylk5050 for your comment. You can learn more of the massage through our blog here: www.autismparentingmagazine.com/how-autism-qi-gong-massage-helped-my-daughter/ Enjoy reading!
I'm not so sure about this I'm not sure if it would work for my child I kinda don't like it