Verbal Behavior Center for Autism The Verbal Behavior Center for Autism (VBCA) is a not-for-profit center, founded in 2003 by a grassroots movement of involved and concerned parents of children with autism. These parents were not satisfied with the autism treatment options available at that time because the services did not seem to be beneficial for them or their children. As a result, the VBCA was formulated, and our services now give children and their families an effective treatment option that directly targets the symptoms of autism through an Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) approach.From:VerbalBehaviorCenterViews:15 0ratingsTime:04:11More inNonprofits Activism Read more here: Verbal Behavior Center for Autism - Video … Continue reading →

Autism Live Wednesday, October 17, 2012 Like Autism Live on Facebook at facebook.com On Today?s Autism Live Shannon Penrod, Autism Mom, talks about IEPs: what they are and how to survive them! Parents write in questions and comments about IEPs and a parent updates her child?s progress in learning Chinese! Tips are given on teaching physical states. On Let?s Talk Autism with Shannon Nancy the entire hour focuses on Autism Care and Treatment Today! This is a unique organization that gives grants to families for the things they need, diagnostic services, fences, medical intervention, ABA support, trampolines, assistance dogs and more. Nancy tells the inspirational story of how she came to be the Executive Director of ACT Today! Amy Zhang joins to explain the process of applying for and receiving a grant. Autism Live is a production of the Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD), headquartered in Tarzana, California, and with offices throughout the United States and around the globe. For more information on therapy for autism and other related disorders, visit the CARD website at centerforautism.com See all episodes of Autism Live http Visit Autism Live's series page blip.tvFrom:AutismLiveViews:8 1ratingsTime:02:02:26More inEducation See the article here: Autism Live … Continue reading →

Autism Treatment in San Francisco - Therapy for Autism Robin Zander of Move Autism http://www.moveautism.com in San Francisco shares the remarkable development of a little 9 year old boy with autism. I am a practitioner of the Anat Baniel Method and have adopted the philosophy of the Autism Treatment Center of America. Zach is a beautiful little boy with autism. When we began working together his favorite self-regulating behavior was flipping. Several months later he has begun flipping while balancing on a rolla-bolla and has learned to do handstands on a trampoline! He has used colored pens for the first time in his life! Zach now asks his parents using full sentences and doesn't run away from them as much as he used to. Zach is performing better in school than he ever done before. I do gentle movement to improve the brain. If you have a child with autism I would love to work with him or her, too! http http://www.youtube.comFrom:MoveAutismViews:302 24ratingsTime:02:18More inEducation See more here: Autism Treatment in San Francisco - Therapy for Autism - Video … Continue reading →

ACT Today! on Let's Talk Autism Like Autism Live on Facebook at facebook.com On Let's Talk Autism with Shannon Nancy the entire hour focuses on Autism Care and Treatment Today! This is a unique organization that gives grants to families for the things they need, diagnostic services, fences, medical intervention, ABA support, trampolines, assistance dogs and more. Nancy tells the inspirational story of how she came to be the Executive Director of ACT Today! Amy Zhang joins to explain the process of applying for and receiving a grant. Autism Live is a production of the Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD), headquartered in Tarzana, California, and with offices throughout the United States and around the globe. For more information on therapy for autism and other related disorders, visit the CARD website at centerforautism.comFrom:AutismLiveViews:14 1ratingsTime:56:28More inEducation Read more: ACT Today! on Let's Talk Autism - Video … Continue reading →

Fred Volkmar, MD / What it means to discover: A researcher's perspective Fred Volkmar, MD is a child psychiatrist and chief of the Yale Child Study Center. His work is focused on autism and related disorders, including studies on infants at risk for autism, treatment studies and outreach to communities and families. More on Fred Volkmar's work: childstudycenter.yale.eduFrom:YaleMedicineViews:2 0ratingsTime:03:20More inEducation Original post: Fred Volkmar, MD / What it means to discover: A researcher's perspective - Video … Continue reading →

Autism treatment for Kids,Acupuncture kids n recovery of autism adhd Autism treatment for Kids,Acupuncture kids n recovery of autism adhd, Autism site http://www.thetole.org for further information on Autism herbal acupuncture treatment by Thetole MasterFrom:thetoleViews:9 0ratingsTime:01:56More inScience Technology Read more: Autism treatment for Kids,Acupuncture kids n recovery of autism adhd - Video … Continue reading →

FDA Cord Blood Study for Autism FDA Cord Blood Study for Autism from Autism Live. Like this? Watch the latest episode of Autism Live on Blip! blip.tv Like Autism Live on Facebook at facebook.com Recently the FDA approved a study for the purpose of seeing if an infusion of their own cord blood could potentially cure Autism in some children. In a special segment, Autism Mom Tabitha, joins Autism Live to talk about having this procedure done with her child, why she did it, why she wants parents to know the importance of ABA therapy and how her child is doing now. Listen in as Shannon and Tabitha discuss this experimental treatment and its possible ramifications. Autism Live is a production of the Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD), headquartered in Tarzana, California, and with offices throughout the United States and around the globe. For more information on therapy for autism and other related disorders, visit the CARD website at centerforautism.com See all episodes of Autism Live http Visit Autism Live's series page blip.tvFrom:AutismLiveViews:3 1ratingsTime:16:40More inEducation Read this article: FDA Cord Blood Study for Autism - Video … Continue reading →

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HUNTINGTON -- When Angela Byron found herself in a tough spot while raising her son, who was diagnosed with severe autism as a toddler, she said there was one person she knew she could count on. "I was calling Huntington from Florida to talk to Ruth Sullivan because I knew she could help me," Byron said. "There were so few places to turn, but she was the one who really could see you through a tough spot." Sullivan, a Huntington resident and pioneer in the autism treatment and awareness fields, was one of several participants in a reception Friday night during the Autism Society of America's fall board of directors meeting, which is taking place on Marshall University's campus this weekend. When Sullivan's son was diagnosed with autism nearly 50 years ago, she said there was little understanding about the disorder. Sullivan made it her life's goal to improve understanding as well as treatment of autism, founding the Autism Society of America and lobbying for the creation of the West Virginia Autism Training Center, eventually bringing the center to Marshall's campus. "You know before there was just nothing for autistic children except for to go into the mental health system," … Continue reading →

RYE, N.Y., Oct.23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Curemark founder and CEO Dr. Joan Fallon will moderate a panel on neurodegeneration including sessions on autism and schizophrenia at the Phaciliate CNS Leaders Forum, to be held Nov. 5-7 in Boston at the Seaport Hotel. The forum will bring together senior R&D and business executives driving the development and launch of novel drugs for neurodegenerative diseases, psychiatric disorders and pain. Curemark, a drug research and development company focused on the treatment of neurological diseases, has completed Phase III clinical trials for CM-AT, its autism treatment. The company announced that the study met its primary and secondary endpoints. Top line results demonstrated a statistically significant effect of CM-AT over placebo on both the core and non-core symptoms of autism, according to Curemark. Dr. Fallon will provide the introduction and overview to the CNS Forum section on "Breakthroughs in the Re-categorization of Psychiatric Disorders," scheduled for Tuesday, November 6, at noon. Panel participants include Dr. Randall Carpenter, president and CEO, Seaside Therapeutics, Inc; Dr. Sonia Maria Poli, head of non-clinical development and interim head of CNS, Addex Pharmaceuticals, Ltd; David Bleakman, PhD, executive director and chief scientific officer, neuroscience discovery research, Eli Lilly and Company; and … Continue reading →