Spectrum Perspectives

Becky Lynn Davila-Can Autism be cured? Wholistic Health Practitioner

When Becky's son was diagnosed with Autism she did research looking into Biomedical intervention. She had so much success with the treatments that doctors removed his autism diagnosis. She posted about it on social media and it went viral, but she received tremendous backlash from the autism community. Still, she persued a degree to become a Wholistic Health Practitioner so she could help other families. When she got pregnant again she said to herself that this would be her "do everything right pregnancy" expecting everything a perfect, typical child. But God humbled her she says. Her son was born prematurely and he has tons of health issues, including being completely mute and a new autism diagnosis. Cindy talks to her about the idea of being able to "cure autism", and using methods like Chelation, Detox sprays, parasite cleanses, Leucovorin, Gluten free diets and about Tylenol, Methylation and MTHFR. Find her at ASDHealthcoach.com and on Facebook at Health and Hope for Autism.

Becky Lynn Davila Trailer- Can Autism be cured?

Betsy did biomedical intervention for her son diagnosed with autism and apraxia, including a heavy metal detox and vitamins. They saw so much progress that doctors eliminated his autism diagnosis. But when she put out a video about his autism recovery that went viral, she experienced a lot of backlash and hatred from the autism community. She still persued a degree to become a wholistic health practitioner to help other families. Then, she had another son who was born prematurely and has major health issues and is completely mute and autistic. Listen to the full episode to hear her whole story.

Betsy on the Go-Picky Eating Coach talks nutrition & Spelling to Communicate

Betsy runs "Picky Eating Solutions" and helps families as a coach. She has a podcast and social media channels as "Betsy on the Go". Through her organization Autism Odyssey, she created the "Autistic Be Kind" vest after her son Joey, an avid cyclist, faced misunderstanding and hostility on San Francisco's streets. The vests serve as both a communication tool and a catalyst for empathy, encouraging kindness and understanding toward individuals on the autism spectrum. In this episode Cindy and Betsy talk nutrition, detox, divorce, Spelling to Communicate, Telepathy, The Hill and Joey's other gifts.

Betsy on the Go Trailer

Betsy Hicks Russ is the host of Betsy on the Go Podcast, owner of "Picky Eating Solutions" and created the Betsy on the Go online course. In the trailer she talks about "fake food" and it's effects on the body. In the full episode she will talk about raising her son Joey and when she changed his diet everything changed. Cindy and Betsy also talk about Spelling to Communicate, Telepathy, The Hill and Joey's other gifts. Listen to the full episode here on this Youtube channel.

Beth Susag-Neurologic Music Therapy

What is the difference between Music Therapy and Neurologic Music Therapy? Beth is a Neurologic Music Therapist who helps Spellers using music to help their bodies to become regulated. Then she uses Spelling to Communicate to help them communicate, and coaches them in grief and trauma to help them get over the emotional issues they have from not being able to speak. Recently she has helped a few of her students, who are non-speakers, to write songs using an app, which also helps in the healing process. When asked if she see telepathic ability, she says "100 %".
Reach her at Rhythm-inmotion.com

Beth Susag Trailer-Neurologic Music Therapy

Beth is a Neurologic Music Therapist who works with Spellers. She uses music to help get their bodies regulated to spell. She also uses Spelling to Communicate, and helps them with grief and trauma of not being able to speak. Be sure to listen to the full episode.

Sara Intonato-Rocco Up, Surfing Therapy & Autism Changemakers Support

Sara is an RPM practitioner and runs a support group for autism parents called "Autism Changemakers". Cindy and Sara talk about many things including RDI-Relationship Development Intervention, and how they have to work through how ABA has affected Rocco becoming open on the Spelling boards because he is still looking for the "reward" for the "right" answers. When asked if Rocco was telepathic, Sara's answer was "Duh!" He goes to the Hill and he also has spiritual gifts like healing people in their dreams. They also discuss the making of the film "Rocco Up" about Rocco learning how to go surfing with his dad. Find Sara at AutismChangemakers.com

Sara Intonato Trailer

Sara's son Rocco is a rock star! He surfs with his dad and communicates with his mom using RPM. She talks about how it took a long time for him to become open because as a non-speaker no one ever asked him questions like "How was your day?" before. She says that because ABA therapy always rewarded the "right" answers, she has had to work on letting him know "there is no wrong answer" when she asks him an open ended question. In this short trailer we also briefly discuss her journey with Functional Medicine and Leucovorin. She encourages parents to NOT wing it! The full episode is jam packed with good information. Be sure to listen to it here on this channel.

Annika Cioffi-Felt bullied by doctors to get vaxxed

When Annika was pregnant with her second child the doctors bullied her into taking a flu shot. Then when her infant daughter was only 7 weeks old, she was hospitalized with RSV, and once again she felt cornered into giving her baby inoculations. She now sees biomedical doctors instead, and her daughter has experienced great success with a chiropractor. Although her daughter has been in Special Ed her whole life, she is now blossoming as she is now able to fully communicate using RPM, and taking ballroom dancing lessons!

Annika Cioffi Trailer

Annika retells the story of when she was pregnant and she felt bullied into taking a flu shot. Then when her baby daughter was only 7 weeks old she had to go to the hospital with RSV, and once again felt pressured to inoculate her infant against her motherly instincts. She says it changed the way she views the medical field to this day.