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I cannot tell you how many families struggle, and I mean STRUGGLE with homework each and every night. For our families with kids who have special […]
We recently posted an article on Facebook about diagnosing girls on the spectrum and it yielded some good questions. Dear Cathi, My daughter, Emily, is an […]
One of the things that gives me great pleasure as the director of In Step is our therapist’s dedication to community education. So many of them […]
“Impairments that we see in autism seem to be partly due to different parts of the brain talking too much to each other,” neuroscientist, Ralph-Axel says. […]
Just read an interesting article in Medical Xpress. Lyall Constantino headed up a team of researchers looking at the social skills of the parents of autistic […]
This article is a fitting follow up to the previous article regarding facial expressions of children with Asperger’s. In this article, Pat Crissey, a leader in […]
Frequently, children with Asperger’s Syndrome exhibit a flatness in their affect. Their faces and voices take on an almost robotic kind of expression. This makes it […]
“You stink!” Carlos shouted. “I’m always stuck on his team,” Joseph grumbled. Patrick doesn’t know what to say when the boys are mean to him like […]