Author: Autism Love
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‘Gene of Prejudice’ Demystifies Autism
‘Gene of Prejudice’ Demystifies Autism A single gene could mean the difference between ‘cocktail party personality’ and social difficulties, new research suggests. The findings could lead to new treatments for autism By: Media Contact: Published Date By: Media Contact: Topics: Share This: Article Content Individuals with the neurodevelopmental disorder Williams syndrome have a gregarious “cocktail…
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Close Up Radio Spotlights Lara Schaeffer of Autism Discovery
Email us for help Loading… Premium support Log Out Our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy have changed. We think you’ll like them better this way. Call-in by telephone to speak with the host (347) 996-3389 Log-in to call free of charge through your device Direct Connect Springfield, NJ – Lara Schaeffer is a top-notch…
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Teacher accused of abusing 3 young students with autism
Teacher accused of abusing 3 young students with autism A Clark County School District teacher was abusive toward a trio of students with autism between the ages of 3 and 5, North Las Vegas police alleged in an arrest report. Updated February 27, 2024 – 11:49 am A Clark County School District teacher was abusive…
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The Dual Diagnosis: AUTISM and ADHD Coexistence
Navigating the complexities of neurodevelopmental disorders, it is not uncommon to encounter the intersection of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)—two conditions that, although distinct in their manifestations, frequently coexist. In our increasingly nuanced understanding of brain development, we recognize that a dual diagnosis of ASD and ADHD isn’t merely an…
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Autism Pinching Behavior: Causes and Management
Have you ever said to a child, “Don’t pinch!” It’s something that many children pick up over time. However, when a child with autism begins pinching, it can be a bit tougher to get them to stop. Autism pinching behavior can become a stim that children with autism use as a coping mechanism. Still, pinching…
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Nation’s first autism history museum opening in Frankenmuth
Nation’s first autism history museum opening in Frankenmuth FRANKENMUTH, Mich. (WNEM) — A new center in mid-Michigan is promoting opportunities for people living with autism. A ribbon cutting in Frankenmuth celebrated the Xavier DeGroat Autism Foundation Museum, the nation’s first autism history museum. There was a big turnout for a big cause on Tuesday, Feb.…
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Modesto Police Department becomes first autism-certified police department in California
Modesto Police Department becomes first autism-certified police department in California MODESTO – The Modesto Police Department has achieved a remarkable feature by becoming the first autism-certified police department in the state. “We want to be able to show the community that we’re spending their tax dollars in an effective way that’s going to better serve…
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Can Autism Cause Speech Delay? Signs In Children
Have you ever found yourself eagerly awaiting those first purposeful words from your little one, only to be met with silence or nonspecific vocalizations? As a parent, it’s natural to treasure each milestone in your child’s development, especially when it comes to speech. But what if there’s a delay? You may have heard whispers or…
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Meet ‘Autism Pastor’ Lamar Hardwick: Preacher, Author, Cancer Warrior
When pastor Lamar Hardwick was diagnosed with autism at age 36, it was like he was meeting himself for the first time. “I spent my whole life not knowing what people wanted from me, what they expected from me,” Hardwick said in a Zoom call from his home in Georgia. “When I was diagnosed, it…
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CentralReach acquires SILAS to reach more children with autism
UC Davis Health launches program to monitor PCI patients at-home Patients will be given connected devices, with their vitals accessed by UC Davis Health clinicians Read more… Today, 1 in 36 children are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and 1 in 10 with a developmental disability. That’s millions of children, yet there are only roughly…