Autism prevalence rises to 1 in 54
1 in 54: New prevalence numbers from the CDC underscore the need for autism research funding March 27, 2020 The Centers for Disease Control
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Coronavirus Impact – Home All Day – Basic Supports and Strategies to Get us Through and Keep us Sane
Learn strategies for supporting individuals on the autism spectrum experiencing school closures and changes in routine due to the 2020 outbreak. This video
PANS/PANDAS – Research Updates
Susan Swedo, M.D. discusses research findings on causes, symptoms, and treatments for PANS/PANDAS. She highlights the differences in syndromes and diseases and discusses the diagnosis and clinical
Learning Behavioral Strategies: Child and Parent Outcomes
Topics include: Behavioral interventions to support family members of children with autism spectrum disorders Mindfulness-based interventions for family members of and professionals working
Understanding Social Development in ASD
Dr. Matthew D. Lerner, Ph.D., discusses social development in individuals with autism. He emphasizes understanding theoretical mechanisms that underly processes generally accepted as social “skills.” The presenter outlines recent
Inclusion: Effective Strategies
Learn inclusion strategies focused on reducing the likelihood of challenging behaviors in the classroom setting. Free certificates of participation are available upon successful completion of
Mood and ASD: Nutritional Strategies for Anxiety and Depression
Tune in to learn about nutritional strategies for addressing anxiety and depression in ASD. Free certificates of participation are available upon successful completion of a
*Ideas for Raising Community-Minded Kids
Inclusion, Community, and Raising Kids Who Care: Ideas for Raising Community-Minded Kids Published: 11/15/2018 Anissa Ryland is the Executive Director for The Johnson Center for Child Health