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MAPS Fall ’14 Conference

MAPS Fall ’14 Conference

by | Sep 13, 2014

Very exciting! … Lecturers are rockstars, as far as researching, teaching, publishing and treating this group of conditions… It is rare to be among such experts, so freely discussing their findings and opinions.

ADHD – What else could it be?

ADHD – What else could it be?

by | Sep 7, 2014

Combining two conditions that are poorly understood makes the problem more, not less, complicated. Other than naming it differently, I’m not quite sure that we have learned much about ADHD in the past 40 years, except that it is increasing.

A Vaccination Booster?

A Vaccination Booster?

by | Aug 29, 2014

I cannot get my head around the disconnect between public and medical opinion. Two people get the ebola virus and we’re all running for the hills. Autism as an epidemic? Not sure about that one.

GcMAF Autism Treatment Update

GcMAF Autism Treatment Update

by | Aug 25, 2014

In the past months, there have been more patients and additional experience, particularly learning about lower dosing and altering dosage depending on signs and symptoms. Most recently, there is a new, ‘improved’ version of GcMAF to evaluate.

Ten Must-Have Back-to-School Autism Supplies

Ten Must-Have Back-to-School Autism Supplies

by | Aug 15, 2014

Everyone remembers that first day back at school; anxiety, fear, excitation, and dread. The assault on the senses, social stresses and academic expectations are an even more tremendous hurdle for students with challenges in those very areas.

Beating Autism?

Beating Autism?

by | Aug 9, 2014

Do we really ‘beat’ illness or injury? Appropriate evaluation and intervention is the accepted scientific approach. According to this article, autism does not require any medical treatment.

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