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Autistic Children’s Pragmatic Language – Conflict Resolution & Social Skills
Hi all and a Happy New Year 2012. Ph.D. Psychology Student Autism Research The first post for this year is about research being conducted by a Psychology student at Walden University in the USA. Kristin Yodock is looking for volunteers … Continue reading
Occupational Therapy for Autism.
Occupational Therapy For Independent Living According to various Occupational Therapy Associations, Occupational Therapy helps individuals achieve and hone skills which allow them to live an independent life. These are skills that can be specifically targeted to children and adults within … Continue reading
DSM-5 Changing Autism Spectrum Disorder Diagnosis
DSM-5 Autism Disorders The way in which Autism Spectrum Disorders, including Asperger’s Syndrome, are diagnosed are going to radically change in May 2013. At the moment the DSM-4 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ) criteria is being used … Continue reading
Posted in Autism
Tagged American Psychiatric Association, Asperger Syndrome, aspergers diagnosis, Autism Spectrum Disorder, CDD, Childhood Disintegrative Disorder, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, DSM-4, DSM-5, DSM-IV, DSM-V, Family Advocacy, PDD NOS, Pervasive Development Disorder Not Otherwise Specified
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Autism Spectrum Disorders and Puberty
Explaining Physical and Emotional Changes At some stage your child within the Autism Spectrum of Disorders will reach puberty. It can be a difficult time for a child and parents of a child without a disability, and so for a … Continue reading
Autism Recovery and the Power of Thought
The Stresses of Autism For parents out there that are new to Autism Spectrum Disorders and have just had your child diagnosed, the impact of realisation can be quite traumatic, however things could be worse – much worse. For parents … Continue reading
Pet Therapy for Children with Autism
Are Dogs Good Therapy For Children With Autism Yes, pet dogs are very good therapy for children with or without an Autism Spectrum Disorder / ASD, in fact for any one! Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook … Continue reading
Ten Best Books for Autism.
The Ten Best Books for Understanding and Treating Autism We have done a great deal of research and reading over the years to get the best knowledge, understanding and methods for treating our daughter with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. Bookmark … Continue reading
Posted in Autism Teaching Aids
Tagged A Work in Progress, ADHD, Allergies, Applied Behavior Analysis for Teachers, Asthma, Autism, books for autism, Children with Starving Brains, Healing the New Childhood Epidemics, O. Ivar Lovaas, Relationship Development Intervention, SON-RISE, Teaching Individuals With Developmental Delays, Temple Grandin, The Brain That Heals Itself, Thinking in Pictures
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How to Teach an Autistic Child Conversation Skills
Teaching Conversation to a Child with Autism Teaching conversation to a child or adult within the Autism Spectrum of Disorders can be a challenge. Whether it be an individual with severe Autism or a high functioning individual with Asperger Syndrome, … Continue reading
