Hi NotThis,

I've been thinking about having a DT done for the past 6 months, and have posted some info on it. The one thing you have now is knowledge that your issues are biological rather than psychological, which I think it helpful. It will hopefully help you develop effective work-arounds and move forward with everything. In this sense, I believe DTI can help direct treatment... what could be more important than knowing the area of the brain that is deficient in function?

One thing, out of interest where did you have your DTI done? I've been unsuccessfully trying to find one for some time. I keep being told that these are at the research stage, which is true.