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Recent Research about MRIs for Autism

Recent Research about MRIs for Autism

by | Feb 26, 2017

Both studies serve to encourage the idea that earlier detection leads to earlier intervention, which leads to better outcomes. Even that obvious fact continues to be debated in some forums.

What to Expect from Biomedical Treatment for Autism and ADHD

What to Expect from Biomedical Treatment for Autism and ADHD

by | Feb 21, 2017

Intelligence is not in question for most patients. In fact, it seems that the brightest kids are the most likely to manipulate their family and therapists, sometimes slowing down their own improvement. Often, behavioral intervention (of some type) is key to achieving compliance and self-control.

Processing Disorders are Autism

Processing Disorders are Autism

by | Feb 12, 2017

I recently spoke with a mom who was told about a feedback loop issue in her child with motor planning deficiencies and sensory processing difficulties. Each therapist provided a valid diagnostic label. I suggested that she focus on the skills required in order for her 4 year-old to play with other children.

Optimal Outcome for Autism

Optimal Outcome for Autism

by | Feb 5, 2017

New research and recommendations outline clinicians’ early responsibility to assist the family in checking for red flags; over-diagnosing, God forbid, a newly perceived developmental anomaly. Nomenclature notwithstanding, there are delays that can be ameliorated, especially with earlier recognition.

Fecal Transplants and Autism Therapies

Fecal Transplants and Autism Therapies

by | Jan 29, 2017

Simply put, fecal transplant therapy involves taking stool from a healthy person, and transferring it into another individual’s intestines, via colonoscopy, gastric tubes, and now in pill form. The procedure was first documented more than 60 years ago.

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