Would be correct to describe hismagnum opus, his 1979 bookAn Organic Basis for Neuroses and Educational Difficulties: A new look at the Minimal Brain Dysfunction syndrome co-written with David Mcglown as self-published? The publisher of that book was Insight Publications of Chester, England, which happens to be the publishing arm of the Institute for Neuro-Physiological Psychology based in Chester, whose founder and director-general was one Peter Huxley-Blythe. Saying the book was published makes it sound like the book went through the normal vetting process when somebody publishes a book claiming some sort of medical discovery, which was certainly not the case here. --A.S. Brown (talk)08:22, 27 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
- There are various sections of misinformation in this article, particularly in relation to the INPP.
- The article relies heavily on two sources: 1. Daily Telegraph obituary. 2. An internet article (author un-named) on which a later article in Discovery relied.
- 1. Curtis Cripe was never the INPP representative for INPP in the USA.
- 2. Some of the people mentioned in the article were speakers at an open conference discussing issues of the time. They were not a part of INPP.
- 3. INPP does not claim to "cure" learning disabilities. It provides a method of assessing signs of immaturity in the functioning of the central nervous system and uses physical exercises to improve the functioning of the same.
- 4. The article on which Professor Dorothy Bishop commented was featured in the Daily Telegraph based on the content of a new book which explored the potential influence of the environment, including parenting on child development. The article was not written by the author of the book.
- 5. Since 2000 INPP and others have continued to carry our research based on its methods. A full list of research published in peer reviewed journals can be found on the INPP website.
- 6. INPP as a body has no ideological links to any political, religious or social group, including that of its original founder.86.176.174.238 (talk)09:29, 1 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]
