The Reign-Bow blog
Plain-language articles on brain mapping, TMS, autism and mental health. Each one says what the research supports and what it doesn’t.
- What is brain mapping for autism? A parent’s guide to qEEGA parent’s guide to qEEG brain mapping for autism: what it measures, what it can and can’t tell you, and what the appointment is like for a child.
- Leucovorin and autism: what families should knowLeucovorin is a prescription form of folate that made headlines for autism. What it is, what the FDA has and hasn’t approved, and what the studies show.
- How brain-map-guided therapy works for autism, depression and anxietyA plain walk through how Reign-Bow in Lombard, IL uses qEEG brain mapping to plan TMS and therapy: what we measure, how plans are made, how progress is tracked.
- Your child was just diagnosed with autism. Where to start.Practical first steps for parents after an autism diagnosis: what to do this month, how to judge any treatment, and how to look after the whole family.
- Diet, nutrition and autism: what the evidence supportsSelective eating, special diets and supplements in autism: what research supports, what it doesn’t, and how nutrition fits alongside brain-based care.
- Technology that helps autistic people, from AAC apps to brain mappingFrom communication apps and visual schedules to wearables and brain mapping: a practical guide to technology that supports autistic children and adults.
- Sensory sensitivities in autism, and where brain stimulation fitsWhy sounds, lights and textures can overwhelm autistic children, what helps day to day, and an honest look at what TMS can and can’t do for sensory overload.
- Early intervention for autism: what matters most, and where brain-based care fitsWhy starting support early matters for autistic children, how to get services in Illinois, and where brain mapping and TMS fit alongside proven therapies.
- The future of TMS: research worth watchingShorter sessions, accelerated courses, personalized targeting and new FDA clearances: where TMS research is heading and what it means for patients.
- Delta waves and autism: what slow brainwaves can tell usDelta waves belong to deep sleep. Some autistic children show more of them while awake. What that means, what it doesn’t, and how a qEEG measures it.
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