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www.edendreams.org Takes us back to a time when the Earth was unspoiled, when its rich beauty and natural magic surrounded us - - and the endless cycle of Renewal touched every living thing. Honoring Friends of Eden Guardian 2010 recipient Christopher Tarr of Stevens & Lee Honoring Friends of Eden Visionary Award 2010 recipient Steven A. Barnes (posthumously) Saturday, January 16th 2010 Hyatt Regency, Princeton Route One Princeton, New Jersey Cocktails and Silent Auction- Six Thirty to Seven... Read Full Story
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Sunday, October 11, 2009 Trisha King SPECIAL TO THE TIMES TRENTON -- Every day, they are the ones who encourage others and tell them that they can overcome their challenges and succeed. Yesterday, however, four graduates of Thomas Edison State College achieved their own success as they obtained their bachelor's degrees at the college's 37th commencement ceremony, held in Patriots Theater at the War Memorial. Andre Monday, coordinator of Trenton PEERS program at the Mill Hill Child and Family... Read Full Story
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EDEN AUTISM SERVICES RESPONDS TO NEW AUTISM STATISTICS Princeton, NJ -- Eden Autism Services, the not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with autism and their families reacts to the new study indicating that the prevalence rate of autism has increased to one in every 91 children; with boys being one in 58. “It is not surprising to hear that the incidence of autism continues to increase, and people need to know and understand that this increase is only... Read Full Story
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BRUCE SHIPKOWSKI The Associated Press TRENTON, N.J. - A measure that would expand health insurance coverage for autism and other developmental disabilities in New Jersey may soon become law. The bill requires insurers to cover the cost of autism treatments deemed medically necessary, such as physical, speech and occupational therapy, along with behavioral intervention. The Assembly overwhelmingly passed it Thursday. That came a week after the Senate approved the measure, which would cap... Read Full Story
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by Elise Young/Statehouse Bureau Monday June 15, 2009, 6:33 PM TRENTON -- Health insurance would cover treatment costing up to $36,000 a year for New Jerseyans with autism and other developmental disabilities, under a bill that cleared a Senate committee today. Twelve states have approved such a law to cover behavioral, occupational, physical, speech and other therapies that insurers sometimes deny because they are not considered restorative. New Jersey would cap the coverage at $36,000 for... Read Full Story
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N.J. bill would require autism-treatment coverage By Cynthia Henry Inquirer Staff Writer TRENTON - After testimony from parents who had depleted their savings to provide treatment for their autistic children, New Jersey Senate and Assembly committees yesterday advanced a bill that would require insurers to cover screening and therapies related to the disorder. "If my child had cancer, diabetes or fetal alcohol syndrome, she would be covered," testified a tearful Hilary Downing of Readington... Read Full Story
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Interesting Article found in Time by Alice Park.. Click below to read.. To Read the entire article. Read Full Story
