BY MICHELLE DIAMENT
In the largest study of its kind, researchers are reporting that autism may be more closely tied to a handful of other psychiatric disorders than previously thought.
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Jacksonville, FL September 23, 2013
Acquisition creates the largest independent credentialing and continuing education organization for professionals in the fields of human services and special needs.
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BY SHAUN HEASLEY
Being left out or bullied is more likely to lead to depression in children with developmental disabilities than any facet of their condition, new research indicates.
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Brandi Evans, CAS
City/State: Rancho Cucamonga, California
School/ Organizations: Caring For Autism
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BY STEVE WILLIAMS
New research has highlighted a possible link between autistic behavior and anorexia in girls and young women.
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By: Eitan Schwarz, MD FAACAP DLFAPA
There’s a lot at stake these days as mental health professionals are living through challenging times, with boundaries and functions shifting (mostly from economic forces and territorial disputes), and not always to the good. So I want to share some personal thoughts as a 40+ year practitioner and student of my profession who has worked with the gamut of mental health pros in many settings. As we explore new models of care, current practices must be considered.
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By ScienceDaily
In a new study looking at toddlers and preschoolers with autism, researchers found that children with better motor skills were more adept at socializing and communicating.
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By MICHELLE DIAMENT
The Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers that a therapy often marketed for treating autism, cerebral palsy and other conditions is unproven and may “endanger their health.”
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By MICHELLE DIAMENT
Kids with autism are more likely to be bullied as they get older but the odds of victimization are influenced by a variety of factors, new research suggests.
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