April is National Autism Awareness Month; numerous charity foundations have been in full force this month raising funds for autism research in the hope of finding some cures for the many symptoms of autism. On the flip side, it’s also important direct some focus on some of the non-autistic children in the world, including the […]
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Equine Therapy and Autism: They’re Not Just Horsing Around
Published on:Autistic children who have difficulty interacting with peers have been finding comfort in a radical new therapy: hippotherapy, also referred to as equine (horse) therapy. Children who have been diagnosed with autism, including Asperger’s Syndrome, are developmentally delayed in many areas, including communication and social interaction. Support for Parents of Autistic Children Symptoms of autism […]
Support for Parents of Autistic Children
Published on:April is National Autism Awareness Month. Most of us know somebody who has been “touched” by autism, either a mom mainstreaming her child, diagnosed with Autism-Spectrum Disorder, into the public school system, a neighbor who teaches special ed classes for kids with autism, or perhaps a nephew with Asperger’s Syndrome. Celebrities for Autism Awareness Month […]
Celebrities for Autism Awareness Month
Published on:This Autism Awareness Month, celebrities all over Hollywood are doing their part to help fund research for autism; for many celebrities, autism is a personal battle, as some of their own children have been diagnosed with symptoms of autism. Here is a list of celebrities who have been touched by autism: Celebrities reaching out to […]
This Autism Awareness Month, Embrace a Special Person
Published on:April 1, 2011- Director Todd Drezner, in an interview published in today’s Huffington Post, suggests that for this month of April, Autism Awareness month, we do more than just call attention to autism- that we embrace autism for all its worth. It’s fair to say that we are all “aware” (a term used all too offhandedly […]
10 Great iPad Apps for Autistic Children
Published on:Gone are the hourly meltdowns which resulted from Hudson’s frustration at not being able to ask for something or say, “I feel sad.”
Says mom Laura, “The iPad has given us our family back.”
Autism, B12 and Your Child
Published on:A correlation between malabsorption of vitamin B12 and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has been confirmed by numerous clinical studies; varying forms of B12 have been tested as possible anecdotes for some of the symptoms of ASD, if not as a 100% cure for the condition. However, the use of vitamin B12 as a treatment for […]