‘Autism Treatment’ Articles

Alternative therapies for autism often provide an outlet for children to express themselves and tap into a world that they rarely feel connected to. Such is the case with dance/movement therapy Full Article

Sensory integration dysfunction has been hypothesized for decades, and we see many therapies focusing on sensory integration but very little research to understand what might be going on in the brain Full Article

According to speech-language pathologists, children with autism process images with more depth than others. With that in mind, many organizations and researchers are utilizing technologically Full Article

For years, many medical professionals have been prescribing selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), a type of antidepressant, to treat the symptoms of autism. SSRIs are prescribed for the Full Article

The world sits on the edge of their seats as we watch Cellceutix Corporation make leaps and bounds towards creating a drug that could potentially treat autism. Cellceutix is a preclinical cancer, Full Article

Recent genetic studies are bringing scientists closer to developing a cure for autism, as well as, allowing them to diagnosis autism cases much earlier.  Dalila Pinto, a Rubicon winner, discovered Full Article

An autism diagnosis can throw parents into a state of panic.  They do not know how to proceed, and they are willing to do whatever it takes to ease things for their child. In Wales, children are Full Article

The people of Kansas welcomed autism coverage in state insurance plans, as they became the 18th state to adopt autism insurance reform. The health plan is not perfect but has been well received by Full Article

Scientific studies in Greece have been using stem cells found in bone marrow and abdominal fat to treat children with autism. With evidence, from results in a young 9-year-old boy named Yannis, the Full Article

The University of California Riverside has recently added autism screening clinics to its Autism Resource Center. As an essential part of Early Intervention therapy, the university is urging parents Full Article