This week on Autism Spectrum Radio we discuss the range of variations available for individual’s ABA program. Most families know that early intervention is key but do you know why you might want to have in-home vs.
This week on Autism Spectrum Radio we discuss the value of early intervention for children diagnosed with autism. Approximately 10,000 children are born in the U.S every day. We know that one in 88 will be diagnosed with autism.
This week on Autism Spectrum Radio we take a look at the history of the autism diagnosis and the major role parents have played in the evolution of treatment and services for their children.
This week on Autism Spectrum Radio we discuss the illuminating new documentary Best Kept Secret. In this film, we get the chance to follow the graduating class of a public school serving special needs students in Newark.
This week on Autism Spectrum Radio we talk to a mom, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the host of a new show about Autism...and they are all the same person.
This week on Autism Spectrum Radio we explore one of life’s most basic functions, eating. Many parent’s know the challenges of having a child who is a picky eater but for children with autism, the issues become more complex.
This week on Autism Spectrum Radio we say goodbye to summer and welcome the new school year. For many of our parents, this begins a time of important planning and collaboration with their child’s teacher and therapists.
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Our show offers a great weekly conversation to inspire, inform and support families and individuals living with autism. We offer practical information for parents of children of all ages. The show…
explores treatment topics and recent research. We have a variety of guests to share their expertise, experience and resources. Advocates and parent guests share their insights and discuss the paths they have taken to find effective treatments. Authors, Physicians and researchers will keep us updated on the latest news. Topics include treatment options, early childhood issues, planning for adulthood, school and community opportunities, and general issues with understanding the diagnosis and the professional community.