Briefly, Dementia Disease Conditions & Correction
While it may sound like science fiction, if caught early, Dementia Disease conditions (Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Lewy Body Dementia, Frontotemporal dementia, etc., as well as strokes) are correctable by way of the Coaching Technique Activity, or CTA. In a nutshell, the dementia disease conditions cause breakdowns with the brain’s ability to communicate with itself, and by extension, the body. For example, with Alzheimer’s, the ability to recall recent memory begins to fail, and this makes it seem like the individual is becoming forgetful, and this can lead to such issues as anxiety, depression, paranoia, Sundowning, etc. Then, as the disease progresses, this can lead to hallucinations, loss of inhibitions and potentially combative behavior, then the ability to recall distant memory begins fail, at which point there may be no rhyme or reason for what they say or do.
Briefly, The Coaching Technique Activity, or CTA
The Coaching Technique Activity, or CTA, is a non-medical verbal activity that reroutes the brains communications around the affected areas, then over time, as this becomes the new routine, the brain returns to working normally. Meanwhile, as correction is occurring, the brain’s normal maintenance and cleanup system removes the affected areas, including the often heard of plaques and tangles.
The CTA has been around for quite a while and came about following many years of private but well-funded research. Additionally, correction occurs in 30 days or less, and entails daily 1 hour CTA coaching sessions.
We are happy to explain the how’s and why’s of the CTA workings to you. Additionally, we are happy to explain the how’s and why’s to your doctor, and any of the concerned Associations – Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Lewy Body, etc.
Costs
But while Placements come as a free service to you, CTA correction is private pay, but comes at a fraction of the average Assisted Living costs.
As Einstein said, “If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t know it well enough.’ And as Kurt Vonnegut said, ‘In this world, you get what you pay for.”
* Information contained is derived by way of research, in association with Assisted ElderCare Placements; P.O. Box 31171, Tucson, AZ. 520-870-5460; www.aecplacement.com.