Treatment for Autism in Los Angeles, CA http://www.workingwithautism.com Here at Working With Autism, we strive to be the #1 provider for pervasive developmental disorders, such as Autism, in Los Angeles. Since our founding in 1997, we've successfully developed personalized in home treatment and therapy for children; we will also work directly with your child's school to maxmize his or her growth and potential. We understand that each child has individual needs and we try our best to accomodate you and your family. Our team of professionals have severals years and educational background to meet the needs of all children and adolescents under our care. By: WorkingWithAutism … Continue reading →

Autism Therapy Services in Encino http://www.workingwithautism.com Autism has become the fastest developmental disorder in the United States. Since 1997, Working With Autism has become the leading treatment and therapy provider for children and their families in Encino. Our program consists of a reductive component and a behavior modification component where we reduce and eliminate maladaptive behaviors such as tantrums, with socially acceptable behaviors. Our team consists of professional: -speech therapists -doctors and psychologists -teachers and tutors Contact our office in Encino to make an appointment today: 818.501.4240 By: WorkingWithAutism … Continue reading →

Autism Treatment Services in Valencia http://www.workingwithautism.com As a parent, we understand how important it is for you to find the right treatment specialist for your autistic son or daughter. At Working With Autism, we provide in depth developmental therapy for child with ADD, ADHD and autism in Valencia. Our program encompasses: -speech therapy -social development -medical and health -occupational therapy Please contact us today to learn more about our services: 818.501.4240 By: WorkingWithAutism … Continue reading →

Treatment for Autism in Ventura County http://www.workingwithautism.com As your local leading provider of autism treatment and therapy services in Ventura County, Working With Autism has established themselves as a trusted, professional service provider. Since 1997, our staff of qualified, and licensed professionals have worked diligently, hand in hand with families of children and adolescents with autism and other pervasive developmental disorders. By: WorkingWithAutism … Continue reading →

We have a little boy. Hes 3. Hes been here for about six months. His mom called the other day in the evening and shes like, He said his name. I said, What is your name? And he said, My names Caleb. Alicia Hartnett, Olympic Peninsula Autism Centers program director, told this story in early December. She was so happy because hed never said his name before, Hartnett said. Olympic Peninsula Autism Center is a nonprofit operation providing therapy for the west side of Puget Sound out of its facility in Silverdale. The autism center passed its one year anniversary in November. It was founded last year by John and Sara Hall. The Halls have two young daughters, both diagnosed with autism. Before opening the center, they were taking their daughters to Kirkland multiple times a week for treatment. Despite a clear need for autism services in the area, Kitsap County lacked many resources, until the Halls started Olympic Peninsula Autism Center. The center officially merged with Easter Seals Disability Services in September, providing the stability and financial resources of the much larger nonprofit. Olympic Peninsula uses Applied Behavior Analysis, a system where therapists tailor programs individually for each child … Continue reading →

Wayne Allen PDT Staff Writer Gov. John Kasich recently announced a policy change that will allow Ohio families with children with autism to have access to needed services. According to released information from Kasichs communication department, the general assembly has been debating legislation that would make autism services a mandated benefit in Ohios private health insurance market, and Kasich make his decision to expand the availability of services for children with autism only after close consultation with legislative leaders and members of both chambers. When we have the chance to do the right thing, we better do it because we dont want to live life with any regrets. Were doing the right thing today. Helping kids with autism get the services they need, and helping their parents get the financial lifeline of insurance coverage, thats something I support for state employees and other families as well. With early intervention, kids with autism do better at school, find employment, and become more independent, connected adults in our communities, Kasich said in a released statement. I continue to be inspired by the courage of so many committed families who work and fight to give their kids the best possible chance and success. … Continue reading →

Requiring many health insurance plans to cover autism services will provide relief to families trying to make sure their children get the treatment they need, the head of a local autism group said. Ohio Gov. John Kasich last week announced policy changes that would require state employee health insurance, private insurers and coverage purchased through the coming federally mandated health care exchange to pay for assessments, treatment plans, speech and occupational therapy and treatment aimed at improving communication and social skills for children with autism. "If you have to pay out of your pocket for the speech therapy and language and the OT, you can get up into a couple thousand dollars a month," said Mark Weihl, president of the board of directors for the Autism Center of Southeastern Ohio. "The financial impact can escalate pretty quickly." Weihl's 9-year-old son, Jack, was diagnosed with autism and now attends Putnam Elementary School, something he said would not have been possible without early diagnosis and therapy to strengthen his ability to interact with other children and perform age-appropriate activities. The change is something Marietta resident Karen Smith, treasurer for the board, believes should have happened a long time ago. Her son, Nicholas, … Continue reading →

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Dr. Chris Vanderzant When it comes to stroke, remembering the acronym FAST can be lifesaving: FACE droop ARM drift downward SPEECH slurred TIME is important When a stroke occurs, brain tissue is immediately affected and starts to die. This is why every second counts if you or a loved one experience these symptoms. Call 911 immediately if you or a loved one is experiencing any of these symptoms. Few conditions occur as rapidly and with as destructive consequences; therefore, the most crucial factor of stroke treatment is to seek immediate medical care. Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death and the No. 1 cause of disability in the United States. A stroke, or "brain attack," occurs when one of your blood vessels clots or bursts, cutting off the blood and oxygen supply to your brain. Brain tissue is affected immediately and starts to die. The brain cells affected by stroke control functions essential to everyday life, such as walking, speaking and breathing. Stroke can cause devastating long-term effects including memory loss, problems with vision or speech, behavioral changes and paralysis on one side of the body. After a stroke occurs, the goal is to reduce potentially devastating effects, prevent … Continue reading →