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A Better Approach to Autism and ADHD

A Better Approach to Autism and ADHD

by | Jun 26, 2016

New parents are forced to make so many critical decisions. Among the bravest are those who seek answers for the tidal wave of Spectrum youngsters. Often, they believe that there is nowhere to turn.
This diagram can be helpful…

Practicing Autism Treatment

Practicing Autism Treatment

by | Jun 12, 2016

The time that it takes to demonstrate improvement varies greatly from patient to patient. Often, the real miracles are the ones that percolate, not the occasional ‘great responder’ who gets better after one or two treatments (as seen on YouTube, of course).

The Importance of Genetic Testing for Autism

The Importance of Genetic Testing for Autism

by | Jun 5, 2016

It’s 2016. The human genome has been mapped, and is even available to everyone online. We cannot let the insurance companies slide on this one. They are the ones who stand to save the most amount of money; although at present they see no tangible reduction, because they aren’t adequately paying for necessary services in the first place.

Folate Issues and Autism

Folate Issues and Autism

by | May 30, 2016

Clearly, supplementation with folate has been a major factor in decreasing the incidence of severe birth defects. This latest study raises questions regarding ‘too much of a good thing’.

Kids on the Calendar Year Cusp

Kids on the Calendar Year Cusp

by | May 22, 2016

I ofter hear the comment, “I know he can do ‘some given task’ if you wants to!” The ability to perform, and the resulting behaviors – even when a task is non-preferred – is paramount. Ask yourself if the gross and fine motor skills that are expected in the next grade are appropriate to your child’s abilities.

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