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Autism Light: Dr. Joseph Borio

Dr. Joseph Borio is from Cicero, New York. He has operated the Borio Chiropractic Health Center for the past 20 years. Dr. Joseph Borio is an Autism Light because his chiropractic practice is helping making a difference…
How Can I Help?

Hillary Clinton’s famous remark that “it takes a village to raise a child” triggered what’s become an ongoing national dialogue of sorts: debating the importance of people, communities, and instit…
Unaided Parents and Severe Autism

Recently, I’ve noticed a trend wherein brave parents of children with autism who are severely affected, go on the Internet to tell all about the miserable truth regarding the disorder. To live with a child with c…
Helping your Child on the Spectrum

There are so many parents with children on the spectrum that spend thousands of pounds on the new latest therapy said to improve a child’s communication difficulties or their sensory processing needs. Not everyon…
Am I Helping or Harming My Child?

Back when I was a kid, the driver's-side power window on the family car stopped working correctly. My father had the inclination to try to fix it by himself. Well, for the longest time the inside door panel, along wit…
The iPad Challenge - #helpmysontalk

Touchpad technology has helped countless families dealing with Autism find their children's voice. A company called "The Puzzling Piece" has developed an ingenious business plan to not only develop great product to deli…
We Need Help: Dealing with Autism

My son was diagnosed with autism officially last November. It has been a real struggle in everyday life.
Getting Help When Necessary

When we first took Logan out of public school, we also started RDI. Not long after that, we also were blessed to have Leslie move in with us. It was a natural assumption that she would go wit…
Your Reactions to Autism: What Helps and What Doesn't.

Ever since Max was diagnosed with Autism, the reactions we've received have ranged from the expected to the surprising. Most family and friends have responded with love and support, seeking to understand what is happe…
Autism: Year 10 in Review

2011 was a good year. Connor, now ten and a half years old, is becoming quite the accomplished young gentleman. He attended fifth grade in a general ed classroom without a para or teacher’s assistant. He completed…