1990-2003
Prepared
November 2003
The purpose of this bibliography
is to help consumers and professionals identify books,
journal articles, journal titles,
articles on the web, and/or web sites, that discuss the subject
of Alternative & Complimentary Medicine and Disabilities.
Not all of the listed materials are owned by LINC, and, not
all of the materials have been reviewed by staff. Materials
have been included based on publication date and perceived
relevancy, and includes those publications from 1990-2003.
If there is an item of interest, please check with LINC,
272-0281, so that we may help you obtain it.
Books:
Alecson, Deborah Golden. (1999). Alternative treatments
for children within the autistic spectrum: effective, natural
solutions for learning disorders, attention deficits, and
autistic behaviors.
Los Angeles, CA : Keats Publishing.
Anderson, N., Peiper, H. (1996). ADD:
the natural approach.
East Canaan, Conn.: Safe Goods.
Bluestone, Judith. (2002) The Churkendoose
Anthology: true stories of triumph over neurological dysfunction:
insights
into the Holistic Approach to NeuroDevelopment and Learning
Efficiency (HANDLE). Seattle WA: The HANDLE Institute.
Debroitner, RK., Hart, A. (1997). Moving
beyond ADD/ADHD: an effective, holistic, mind-body approach. Lincolnwood,
Ill.: Contemporary books.
Dillard, J., Ziporyn, T. (1998). Alternative
medicine for dummies. Foster City, Calif.: IDG Books.
Duncan, B, Davis, MF, Haynes, J, Reed, H, & Meaney, FJ
(2001). Past use of complementary and
alternative medicine by families of children with special
health care needs in
southern Arizona. (International Scientific Conference on
Complementary, Alternative, and Integrative Medicine Research).
Tucson: University of Arizona Health Science Center.
Garber, Stephen W. (1996). Beyond Ritalin
: facts about medication and other strategies for helping
children,
adolescents, and
adults with attention deficit disorders. New York : Villard
Books.
Goldberg, Burton, Anderson, John W., Trivieri, Larry. (2002).
Alternative medicine: the definitive
guide. Ten Speed
Press.
Kramer, Laura Shapiro. (1996). Uncommon
voyage : parenting a special needs child in the world of
alternative medicine.
Winchester, MA : Faber and Faber, Inc.
Marohn, Stephanie (2002). The
Natural Medicine Guide to Autism (The Healthy Mind Guides). CO: Hampton Roads Publishers.
PDR for herbal medicines. (2000). Montvale, NJ: Medical
Ergonomics.
Pharmacist’s letter, Prescriber’s
letter Eds. (2000). Natural medicines
comprehensive database : consensus
of current scientific information of practical and clinical
importance to health professionals covering herbal medicines,
dietary supplements, and other natural medicines (2000).
Stockton, CA: Therapeutic Research Faculty, c2000.
Romm, A., Romm, T. (2000). A
natural approach to treating Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder. Pownal, VT: Storey
Books.
Segen, Joseph C. (1998). Dictionary
of alternative medicine. Stamford, CT: Appleton & Lange.
Stevens, Laura. (2000). 12
effective ways to help your ADD/ADHD child : drug-free
alternatives for attention-deficit disorders. New York: Avery.
Other interventions. (1999). In
M. Waltz, Pervasive Developmental Disorders (pp.201-235).
Sebastopol, CA : O’Reilly.
Vickers, Andrew. (1993) Complementary
Medicine and Disability: Alternatives for People With Disabling
Conditions. San Diego:
Singular Publishing.
Weintraub, S. (1997). Natural
treatments for ADD and hyperactivity. Pleasant
Grove, Utah: Woodland.
Journal Articles:
Carolton, RM., Ente, G., Blum, L. (2000). Rational dosages
of nutrients have a prolonged effect on learning disabilities.
Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine, 6(3), 85-91.
Committee on Children with Disabilities: American Academy
of Pediatrics (2001). Counseling families who choose complementary
and alternative medicine for their child with chronic illness
or disability. Pediatrics., 107(3), 598-601.
Cotter, AC., Camardese, MB., Rigassio, D. (2001). Complementary
and alternative medicine approaches to pain management in
osteoarthritis. Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation: state of the art reviews, 15(1), 157-174.
Hendershot, GE. (2003). Mobility limitations and complementary
and alternative medicine: are people with disabilities more
likely to pray? American Journal of Public
Health, 93(7),
1079-80.
Hendrix, E. (1976). The fallacies in the concept of normalization.
Mental Retardation, 14(2), 28-29.
Ishizaki, A., Sugama, M., Takeuchi, N. (1999). Usefulness
of melatonin for developmental sleep and emotional/behavior
disorders—studies of melatonin trial on 50 patients
with developmental disorders. No-To-Hattatsu, 31, 428-437.
Kleijnen, J., Knipschild, P. (1992). Ginkgo biloba for cerebral
insufficiency. British Journal of Clinical
Pharmacology,
34, 352-258.
Mills, N., Allen, J., Carey Morgan, S. (2000). Does Tai
Chi/Qi Gong help patients with Multiple Sclerosis? Journal
of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, 4, 39-48.
Nickel, RE. (1996). Controversial
therapies for young children with developmental disabilities.
Infants & Young Children.
8, 29-40.
Nickel, Robert E., Gerlach, Elizabeth King. (2001). The
use of complementary and alternative therapies by the families
of children with chronic conditions and disabilities. Infants
and Young Children, 14(1), 67-78.
Rapley, M., Kiernan, P., & Antaki, C. (1998). Invisible
to themselves or negotiating identity? The interactional
management of "being intellectually disabled. Disability & Society,
13(5), 807-827.
Rosenbaum P. (2003). Controversial treatment of spasticity:
exploring alternative therapies for motor function in children
with cerebral palsy. Journal of Child
Neurology. Sept.18
Suppl 1:S89-94
Savarimuthu, D., Bunnell, T. (2002).
The effects of music on clients with learning disabilities:
a literature review.
Complementary Therapies in Nursing & Midwifery, 8(3),
160-165.
Spigelblatt, LS. (1995). Alternative medicine: should it
be used by children? Current Problems
in Pediatrics, 25,
180-188.
Wallcraft, J. (1999). Complementary
therapies. Mental Health & Learning
Disabilities Care, 2(10), 351-354.
Wong, V., Sun, JG., Wong W. (2001). Traditional Chinese
medicine (tongue acupuncture) in children with drooling problems.
Pediatric Neurology, 25(1), 47-54.
Wooten, JC, Sparber, A. (2001). Education, information,
and research resources. Surveys of complementary and alternative
medicine: part IV. Use of alternative and complementary therapies
for rheumatologic and other diseases. Journal of Alternative
and Complementary Medicine, 7(6),
715-721.
(21 references include articles on arthritis, psoriasis,
physical disabilities, lung transplant, lupus, cancer therapies,
cystic fibrosis, & HIV/AIDS.)
ADHD:
Boris, M., Mandel, FS. (1994). Foods and additives are common
causes of the attention deficit hyperactive disorder in children.
Annals of Allergy, 72, 462-468.
Brue, AW, Oakland, TD. (2002). Alternative treatments for
attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: does evidence support
their use? International Journal of Integrative
Medicine,
4(4), 28-20, 32-35.
Carter, CM, Urbanowica, M., Hemsley, R. et al. (1993). Effects
of a few food diet in attention deficit disorder. Archives
of Disease in Childhood, 69, 564-568.
Lamont, J. (1997). Homeopathic treatment of attention deficit
hyperactivity disorder: a controlled study. The
British Homeopathic Journal, 86, 196-200.
Lazzaro, I., Gordon E., Whitmont, S. (1998). Quantified
EEG activity in adolescent attention deficit hyperactivity
disorder. Clinical EEG (electroencephalography), 29, 37-42.
Reichenberg-Ullman, J. (1997). Homeopathy for hyperactivity.
Latitudes, 2, 2-3.
Slate, SE, Meyer, TL, Burns, WF, Montgomery, DD. (1998).
Computerized cognitive training for severely emotionally
disturbed children with ADHD. Behavior
Modification, 22,
415-437.
Stubberfield, TG, Wray, TA, Parry,
TS. (1999). Utilization of alternative therapies in attention-deficit
hyperactivity disorder. Journal of Pediatrics and
Child Health, 35,
450-453.
Alzheimer's:
Boost brain power and support Alzheimer’s
with Ginkgo biloba. (1998).
Alternative Medicine, 24, 12-13.
Kanowski, S., Herrmann, WM., Stephan, K., Wierich W., Horr,
R. (1996). Proof of efficacy of the ginkgo biloba special
extract Egb 761 in outpatients suffering from mild to moderate
primary degenerative dementia of the Alzheimer type or multi-infarct
dementia. Pharmacopsychiatry, 29, 47-56.
Oken, BS, Storzbach, DM, Kaye, JA.
(1998). The efficacy of ginkgo biloba on cognitive function
in Alzheimer disease. Archives of Neurology, 55, 1409-1415.
Autism:
Bernard Rimland. (1987).Vitamin B6 (and
magnesium) in the treatment of autism. Autism
Research Review International, Vol.1 (4).
Knivesberg, AM, Reichelt, KL, Nodland, M., Hoien, T., (1995).
Autistic syndromes and diet: a four year follow-up study
of 15 subjects. Scandinavian Journal of Education
Research, 39, 223-236.
Joint/Musculoskeletal:
Arnold M, Thornbrough L. (1999). Treatment
of musculoskeletal pain with traditional Chinese herbal medicine. Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 10, 663-672.
Atchison, J., Taub, N., Cotter, A., Tellis, A. (1999). Complementary
and alternative medicine treatments for low back pain. Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation State Art Review, 13, 561-586.
Berman, BM., Swyers, JP., Ezzo, J. (2000). The evidence
for acupuncture as a treatment for rheumatologic conditions.
Rheumatic Diseases Clinics of North America, 26, 103-115.
Boisset, M., Fitzcharles, M. (1994). Alternative medicine
use by rheumatology patients in a universal health care setting.
Journal of Rheumatology, 21, 148-152.
Borchers, AT., Keen, CL., Stern Js., Gershwin, ME. Inflammation
and Native American medicine: the role of botanicals. American
Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 72, 339-347.
Cerrato, PL. (1999). Complementary therapies. Tai chi: a
martial art turns therapeutic.
RN, 62, 59-60, 75.
Chopra, A. (2000). Ayurvedic medicine and arthritis. Rheumatic
Diseases Clinics of North America, 26, 133-144.
Field, T., Hernandez-Reif, M., Seligman, S. et al. (1997).
Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis: benefits from massage therapy.
Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 22, 607-617.
Henderson, CJ., Panush, RS. (1999). Diets, dietary supplements,
and nutritional therapies in rheumatic disease. Rheumatic
Diseases Clinics of North America, 25, 937-968.
Jonas, BW, Linde, K., Ramirez, G. (2000). Homeopathy and
rheumatic disease. Rheumatic Diseases
Clinics of North America, 26, 117-123.
Shiflett, S. (1999). Overview of complementary therapies
in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Physical
medicine and rehabilitation clinics of North America,
10, 521-530.
Journals:
Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine.
FACT (Focus on Alternative and Complementary Therapies):
an evidence-based approach.
The Journal of Alternative & Complementary
Medicine
PALAESTRA: Forum of Sport, Physical
Education& Recreation
For Those With Disabilities.
Articles on the Web:
Mellis, M. Craig.(2002)
Is asthma prevention possible with dietary manipulation? MJA
177 (6 Suppl): S78-S80. Retrieved May 5, 2005 from http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/177_06_160902/mel10238_fm.html.
Othmer, S., Othmer, SF. (1992). EEG biofeedback for attention
deficit hyperactivity disorder. Retrieved from http://www.eegspectrum.com/Applications/ADHD-ADD/ADHD1992Intro/
October 24, 2003.
Bibliographies and dictionary's
The C-Health Alternative Health Dictionary.
The most comprehensive work on individual alt-med methods
that has ever been available to the public.
http://www.canoe.ca/AltmedDictionary/home.html
Children’s Hospital and Health Center,
San Diego. General info. about CAM and
kids. Retrieved from
http://www.chsd.org/1752.cfm
November 13, 2003.
Web sites:
Center for Complementary & Alternative
Pharmacotherapy (CCAP), Research Centers & Programs, MCPHS
Boston. http://www.mcphs.edu/rc/ccap/index.html
EEG Spectrum International. Therapeutic Uses. (Includes ADHD,
Autism, Epilepsy, FAS, Stroke, Tourette’s Syndrome,
TBI, among others.) http://www.eegspectrum.com/Applications/InfoNetwork
Holistic Kids Pediatric Integrative Medicine Education Project
http://www.holistickids.org/index.html
National Center for Complementary Medicine. http://nccam.nih.gov/
National Center on Physical Activity and Disability.
Illinois Center on Health Prevention, Nutrition,
Physical Activity
and Disability. http://www.ncpad.org/nutrition/
