Bush says treating a parent’s 'emotional field' improved autistic children in clinic

What was said

"After two years of this, we started to realize all of the kids were improving before we ever got that treatment installed. they were improving when mom got treated."

Zach Bush recounts work at a rural clinic where he says severely autistic children improved after "emotion code" sessions were done on parents, even when the children could not tolerate direct treatment. He interprets this as evidence the child was "expressing a field effect"—an account that departs from mainstream clinical models and is not substantiated with data in the transcript.