Autism Resources

Autism Resources

There is a ton of information out there about the subject of autism. Much of it is misleading and often irrelevant for individuals. Most parents have told me that although they might have found helpful sites they just aren't sure what to... [more]

There is a ton of information out there about the subject of autism. Much of it is misleading and often irrelevant for individuals. Most parents have told me that although they might have found helpful sites they just aren't sure what to try for their own child or what to believe as appropriate therapy for their specific needs. They just don't have time or the background to know how to properly synthesize the overwhelming accumulation of information available.

This wikizine is dedicated to providing professionally and clinically informed information in a format that will help the reader to synthesize the information. In addition, alternative courses of treatment that hold merit will also be available as they are carefully researched and scrutinized as viable alternatives.

It is the goal of this wikizine to help the reader take the impact of autism in smaller steps and stages. The ultimate intent is that it will help lead others to a plan of action and an unfolding map of the future for their individual loved one with autism.

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Papers delivered at three conferences in the US and Europe this summer report on new research at the University of Southern California Viterbi School of Engineering studying interactions of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) with bubble-blowing robots.  
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Governor David Paterson has signed a bill that will require the Department of Health to update the guidelines used by pediatricians to identify children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and refer them for ...  
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Governor Paterson has signed legislation to require the state Health Department to update guidelines used by pediatricians to identify children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and refer them for services.  
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Starting next July, the bill will require private insurers to cover diagnosis and treatment of autism spectrum disorders, up to $36,000 annually, for those under 21. That includes coverage for applied behavioral analysis therapy – or treatment focusing on teaching social, verbal and other skills...  
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Albany, N.Y. (AP) -- Governor Paterson has signed legislation to require the state Health Department to update guidelines used by pediatricians to identify children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and refer...  
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ALBANY—Governor David A. Paterson signed a bill this week that will require the Department of Health (DOH) to update the guidelines used by pediatricians to identify children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) and refer them for appropriate services.   “This legislation will help...  
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Karen Kosack's Hudson Valley Walk for Autism on April 27, in conjunction with Hudson Valley Autism Society, was a resounding success that raised over $85,000 in funds.  
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Scientists studying interactions of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders with bubble-blowing robots confirm what has been widely reported anecdotally: that ASD children in many cases interact more easily with mechanical devices than with humans. The researchers are developing a "control...  
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Recent reports published by the Autism Society of America, suggest that more children will be diagnosed with autism this year than cancer, diabetes, and AIDS combined.  
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The autism advocacy organization Autism Speaks will hold a kickoff barbecue for its third annual New Jersey Shore Walk Now for Autism event 7 p.m. July 29 at Jenkinson's Inlet North, Point Pleasant Beach. The walk will be Sept. 28 at Point Pleasant Beach band shell. Proceeds benefit research...  
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