A New Science to Help Your Child:
Autism Expert Suzy Miller and Dr Tiller developed a new approach to address ASD
Autism
Research
Dr. Tiller and Suzy Miller embarked on a year long pilot program for autistic children and their families. The child had to have a formal medical or educational diagnosis of Autism or ASD, and had to have at least one parent participating. This pilot program provided 52 weeks of energetic healing and integrating broadcasts to the home continuously 24 hours per day, 365 days in the year, providing the stimulus for the information integration and energetic conditioning of the home. The research team used the Autism Treatment Evaluation Checklist (ATEC) and the Zung Depression Test, filled out monthly by parent(s), to measure improvement in both the children (the ATEC) and their parent(s) (Zung).
The intention for the children was that they be able to integrate their mind, body, spirit and energy bodies so that they become more comfortable functioning in the world and relating to people, especially their families.
The Pilot Study and Results
The Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimated that in a CDC stat from 2025: 1 in 31 of 8 year olds have ASD, with ASD being 3 times more common in boys than girls:
ASD is defined as a disorder of neural development characterized by impaired social interaction, verbal and non-verbal communication, and by restricted, repetitive or stereotyped behavior. Children and adults on the autism spectrum experience significant difficulty with normal development and awareness in the physical domain.
The intention for the caregivers was that they would experience a de-stressing of what it is like to care for or parent these children. There were 39 children and their parent(s) in the pilot program. Over the year, there was statistically significant positive growth in the children, and from the Zung data, the parents progressed in direct relationship to their children. You can read about the study in Dr. Tiller’s Whitepapers. Children aged 3 to 27 all made progress, unique unto themselves. The physical distance from the broadcast site had no apparent impact on potential progress as noted in the comments from parents.
Intention Based Broadcast for ASD Study
Dr Tiller's Intention Based Broadcast for ASD research studies have shown mood and overall behavior improvements in those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Mainstream treatments for those on the Autism spectrum often involve prescription medication, changes to diet, or a combination of the two.
By contrast, this method was:
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Non-invasive
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Did not require the child’s attention and focus
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Operated beyond the constraints of locality and time
12-month Autism Research Experiment
This study followed ASD children and adults over the course of a year.
The intentions were broadcast 24 hours a day and found to improve the autistic subjects’ behaviors, social-emotional functioning, and cognitive processes.
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39 ASD participants
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52 weeks of intention broadcasts
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12 hour-long feedback sessions
Child and Parents/Caregivers both benefit
During our 12-month study, the parents of ASD children received a separate set of intentions broadcasts.
Findings showed that the parents of children with ASD saw a decrease in anxiety and depression after receiving intention broadcasts.
Any parent of or educator working with children diagnosed with ASD can attest that this population clearly has their attention somewhere else.
Many individuals with ASD appear to be connected to experiences that may not be easily perceived by those around them. Have you ever wondered what they may be sensing or engaging with? Dr. Tiller's Intention Science suggests that consciousness may extend beyond the physical dimensions of neurology, psychology, and physiology, opening the door to new possibilities for understanding and supporting individuals with ASD.
Inspired by encouraging results from the pilot study and Dr Tiller's wish that his research benefit all, The Tiller Foundation now maintains an ongoing global intention broadcast, free to all (no signup required), to ALL ASD individuals and their Caregivers, offered with the hope that it may contribute to greater well-being, resilience, and support for ASD families everywhere.