This news story is based on Dr. Jeffrey Lazarus'
paper, "Nonpharmacological
Treatment of Tics in Tourette Syndrome Adding Videotape Training
to Self-Hypnosis," co-authored with Susan K. Klein,
MD, PhD. The paper has been published in the
July/August 2010 edition of the Journal of Developmental & Behavioral
Pediatrics.
*The paper belongs to the JDBP and therefore must
be ordered through an authorized agent.
Health
News with Monica Robbins
Cleveland television station WKYC-TV
recently aired a story about one of Dr. Lazarus' patients,
a boy with Tourette Syndrome who had been asked to leave
school for a week because his cough tic was so disruptive
to the class. As Monica Robins, the health news anchor, reports,
the child was able to control the cough tic after meeting
two or three times with Dr. Lazarus. Now, five years later,
he is still doing well. When a tic occurs, he is able to
control it using the techniques that he learned from Dr.
Lazarus.
If you can't view Flash Video,
download the three-minute video segment here: QuickTime
WJW/Fox8
News in Cleveland, Ohio interview Dr. Jeffrey Lazarus
for it's "That's Life with Robin Swoboda" segment on
February 21, 2007.
Radio
WRUW Radio Interview
(MP3)
Dr. Jeff Lazarus on WRUW 91.1 FM, the campus radio station of
Case Western Reserve University, located in the University Circle
section of Cleveland, Ohio. (Click
to Listen)
July
12, 2010: Channel
5 KPIX/ CBS San Francisco
Health
News with Monica Robbins
