*Complementary Care & ASD
Research suggests that between 30-95% of children with ASD have used Complementary and Al- ternative Medical (CAM) treatments. However, there is little research that has been published on
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Toxicant Induced Loss of Tolerance TILT
Handouts are online at: https://www.ariconference.com/webinars/miller.pdf Ebook is online at: https://issuu.com/elisco/docs/tilt_ebook Warning signs of Toxicant-Induced Loss of Tolerance (TILT) – “Does my child have an infection?” or “Is my
*Needles, and Nurses, and Labs! Oh, My! Helping Children with ASD Through Blood Draw
Getting blood drawn for labs, shots, vitals checks and other medical procedures are often very stressful for children, compounded in children with ASD because of transition and communication
*Healthy Siblings Considerations for Parents of Children with ASD
Siblings have the same susceptibilities and environmental exposures as their brother or sister with ASD. There are often co-morbid health conditions or health concerns that may be over-
Gene/Environment Interactions
Updates on emerging research on the role of epigenetics in the etiology of autism. From the 2013 ARI Think Tank. Published 04/27/2013 Dr. James is a Research
*A Parent’s Guide To Biomarkers For Autism
There is a lot of interest in the development of a biomarker for autism that could predict autism risk, assist in diagnosis, or even provide targets for possible
Diets for Adults with ASD
Ms. Erika Laurion, M.S., C.S., dives into the necessary nutrient intake and corresponding diets for adults with autism and other developmental diseases. She discusses the historical context of
*A Parent’s Guide To Assessment Part 2: Putting Results Into Motion
My child has been evaluated, not what? This webinar is about how to better understand assessment results, as well as how to use on-going assessment to guide treatment
*A Parent’s Guide To Assessment Part 1
Assessment is crucial in identifying a child's special needs; this webinar provides an overview. Important topics, such as understanding different types of assessment (diagnostic, educational, etc.), what parents
Diagnosis Matters
While making an accurate diagnosis of autism is important, it is also critical to look for other associated conditions that may require specific therapies. These can include