Motor Skills and Executive Function in Autism
Megan MacDonald, Ph.D., and Megan McClelland, Ph.D., discuss emerging research on the relationship between motor skill development and executive function in autism. They define motor skills and executive
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Blood-brain barrier dysfunction in Pediatric Acute Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS) and Regulation
Dr. Jennifer Frankovich reviews what we know about the underlying mechanisms, trajectories, and symptoms of Pediatric Acute Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS). She discusses the role of the
Changes in Autism Symptoms Across Childhood
Dr. Waizbard-Bartov discusses changes in autism symptoms across childhood. She outlines the Autism Phenome Project and study methods for her recent work. The speaker presents findings on
LGBTQIA+ and Autism
Contemporary research on the intersection of autism, sexuality, and gender identity asserts that autistic individuals are more likely to identify as LGBTQIA+ than the neurotypical population. Similarly,
Holiday Considerations for Families During COVID-19
The holidays may bring extra challenges for families this year - and particularly so for individuals on the autism spectrum. Learn tips for
Preparing for Back-to-School During COVID-19
As students prepare to return to school during the COVID-19 pandemic, you may have questions about how to help your loved ones on the
Support Strategies at Home During the COVID-19 Summer
Many families are continuing to cope at home this summer and looking for practical strategies to support their loved ones diagnosed with ASD.
Technology Overuse and Autism Spectrum Disorders
As screen time is so alluring, parents need to take concrete steps to create limits and structure. Learn strategies for managing screen time
Home all Day: Exercise During Covid-19
School closures, suspended recreational activities, and limited therapies due to the COVID-19 pandemic have left many families with few choices for physical activities.
Emotional Support for Families during COVID-19
The uncertainty and sudden changes caused by COVID-19 are difficult for all families, but particularly so for some families and individuals experiencing anxiety