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Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs – Fall 2016

by Dr. Brian Udell | Sep 11, 2016

In traditional medicine, conferences are basically show-and-tell affairs, where researchers report their data, previously published in medical journals. When doctors think outside the box, practitioners with diverse skills, scattered over the globe, discover improved results by networking in this fashion.

Home Schooling Children with Autism Issues

by Dr. Brian Udell | Sep 5, 2016

Home schooling enables the ‘teacher’ to maximize learning by individualizing. Caretakers notice when affected children are ‘present’, or allow the necessary time to ‘get the jitters out’.

Digital Devices and Autism

by Dr. Brian Udell | Aug 21, 2016

Restricted interests and repetitive behaviors are part of the fabric of Autism Spectrum. iStuff takes these habits to another level, entirely.

School Preparation for Special Needs Students

by Dr. Brian Udell | Aug 14, 2016

Be prepared for the Fall stressors that make parents want to re-think the medication schedule. Try to persevere, rather than get on the stimulant-antianxiety merry-go-round.

To NEBA or Not to NEBA? That is the ADHD Question.

by Dr. Brian Udell | Aug 7, 2016

Without a reliable objective test, ADHD is an elusive condition to diagnose and effectively treat. Parents often feel better when there is more evidence, especially when questioning the need for strong stimulant medications.

Scripting and Autism

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jul 31, 2016

Children are exposed to repetition by digital media. Often, they view just one section of a video over and over. Without constraints, how can they not have these songs or scenes playing in their head?

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