Today, we have a guest blog post by Dani Gillman, the co-founder of Birdhouse for Autism, a care management platform for families with children affected by autism. Upon receiving a diagnosis of Autism, many parents are left with lots of questions. One of those is inevitably, “now what?” There’s a saying about children with Autism being… Read More…
A Little-Known Way That Can Help Improve Your Child’s Concentration and Focus
by on August 27, 2013
Are you looking for alternative remedies for your autistic child's ADD, hyperactivity and mood swings? If so, then take heart because for years, many scientific studies have shown that natural remedies produce predictable results in the treatment of ADD, mood swings and hyperactivity in autistic children, that don't involve conventional medicine. Why it's Important to… Read More…
What my son’s diagnosis was like
by on August 27, 2013
Scott was my first – a happy baby, social to a fault, and loved to babble. He was so happily vocal that we were kicked out of the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. when he was only five months old. Not because he was a criminal, but because he was so focused on entertaining… Read More…
How music therapy can calm your child
by on June 30, 2013
As a long-time musician, private music instructor, and individual trained in music and psychology, I admit I am biased in my opinion on the effectiveness of music therapy in the treatment of autism. Adding to my bias is the fact that our son, Scott, sang before he could talk, and much of his progress occurred… Read More…
Does my child have autism? This autism symptoms checklist comes in handy.
by on June 29, 2013
Wondering whether or not your son or daughter has autism? The following autism symptoms checklist (courtesy of Native Remedies) should help. While not every characteristic will be seen in each individual, when 50% or more are observed on a consistent basis, it is worth consulting a medical professional: Social Difficulties: Lack of eye contact, facial… Read More…