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“A child with autism grows up to be an adult with autism.”

“A child with autism grows up to be an adult with autism.”This saying is often repeated in the Autism Treatment Center’s classrooms, staff meetings, and homes. It serves as a stark reminder that some i…
Pennsylvania's Doctors Take Charge of Autism Treatment Standards

Pennsylvania has taken a very important step toward professionalizing the field of autism treatment. The Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine is now granting behavioral specialist licenses to professionals who treat ch…
5 Easy Steps to Autism Junk Science

The latest attempt to use science to deny children with autism access to treatment came into my e-mail recently. I think this one needs to be shared. Here’s the background. The Ontario government has created…
Planning for Autism Healthcare

This blog is provided for informational purposes. Autism Speaks is not affiliated with FAIR Health nor are we offering an endorsement of their services. Parents and caregivers of children with autism know only too wel…
Quest for autism's "holy grail"

As Andrew Wakefield continues to press forward with the vaccine link controversy (which is now being compared to other political debates where opponents repeatedly deny what almost all research suggests), the battle…
Autism and Food Allergies

From: Chun Wong Though it’s not completely proven, there have been studies that show a strong connection between food allergies and autism symptoms. One of the most frequently heard connections is that between Glu…
What You Need and Should Know about Hyberbaric Oxygen Therapy

From: Chun Wong If someone would have recommended you to try HBOT 10 years ago, chances are that you would have thought it was some new-age robot that helped you with something like housework. How helpful it would be to…
Treating Sensory Perception Disorder in Autism with EASe

Dr. Chun WongFrom: In cases of Autism and other neurological disorders, one of the common symptoms is difficulty with sensory perception. Electronic Auditory Stimulation Effect (more commonly known as EASe), is a th…
Neurotherapy and Autism

From: Dr. Chun Wong When the devastating news is delivered to a parent that their child has Autism, one of the first questions asked is “what do we do?”. One of the first things some doctors do is write a prescription…
Autism, Epilepsy and Living with Uncertainty

To All the Moms along the Trail, My thirty-six year old son, Brandon has had to learn how to live with uncertainty. He has untreatable epilepsy, and never knows when his next seizure will occur. He has no warning a…