Sheila Rogers

Sheila Rogers, MS, educates the public on integrative therapies for autism, attention deficit disorders, learning problems, depression, anxiety and OCD, and tic disorders including Tourette syndrome.

She is founder and director of the international nonprofit organization Association for Comprehensive NeuroTherapy. Rogers also serves on the advisory board for Health Journal Television, hosted by General Alexander Haig.

As editor of Latitudes Online she communicates regularly with physicians and organizations around the world to learn and share new findings on treating neurological conditions with integrative and alternative methods.

Rogers is author of Tics and Tourette’s: Breakthrough Discoveries in Natural Treatments, A Patient and Family Guide. (Anticipated release: August 2005).

A national speaker on Tourette syndrome for educators, families, and practitioners, Rogers is co-author of the published study: “Nutritional supplements and complementary/alternative medicine in Tourette syndrome” (2004)

Sheila Rogers coordinated and produced publications for the Healthy Bodies for Healthy Brains initiative in Palm Beach County. A certified school psychologist, she served as Mental Health Liaison for the School District of Palm Beach County, and was program developer for successful children’s services programs in Palm Beach County.

For public presentations contact: Media@Latitudes.org or call (561) 798-0472

For consultations with Sheila Rogers contact: consult@latitudes.org or call (561) 798-0472