Oct 16 • Research
Brain Laser for children with Autism
🌈✨ Can Light Change the Autistic Brain? Study Says YES!
🧠 Research Spotlight: Leisman & Machado (2018)
This groundbreaking study explored how transcranial photobiomodulation (tPBM)—aka Brain Laser Therapy—can help children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) improve social interaction, focus, and brain connectivity.
🔬 Here’s what they found:➡️ After a series of near-infrared light sessions targeting the prefrontal cortex, kids showed measurable improvements in executive function, emotion regulation, and social responsiveness.➡️ Brain scans revealed better network synchronization—meaning the brain’s “Wi-Fi” was connecting more smoothly between regions.➡️ Parents and clinicians noticed real-world changes: calmer moods, better attention, improved eye contact, and greater engagement.
💡 This aligns beautifully with what we’re seeing clinically using Class IV laser systems (like the Summus Horizon). When we activate mitochondria and modulate neural networks, we’re literally helping the brain reorganize itself for better function!
🗣️ Let’s Talk:
- Have you seen similar changes in your patients after Brain Laser Therapy?
- What regions do you find most effective to target first (frontal vs. cerebellum vs. temporal)?
- Do you pair tPBM with other neurorehab tools (BrainTap, Apollo, chiropractic, etc.)?
Drop your thoughts, experiences, or case insights below 👇Let’s keep building the science together! 🔥
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