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Autism and Aggressive Behavior - Intervention Strategies for Physical Aggression

09th February 2012
When a child engages in physical aggression, an immediate response is required, especially if the target of the aggression is a person. A lack of preparedness can result in a spontaneous reaction that may exacerbate the aggressive episode. The following ... Read >
Author: Kathy

Autism Treatment – Respen-A dosages and Autism

21st January 2011
There are some parents who have questions and concerns over the fact that an ingredient in Respen-A comes from a drug. The active ingredient in Respen-A is Reserpine and it comes from an Indian herb named rauwolfia serpentine. It is also called snakeroot.... Read >
Author: Dr. Kurt Woeller

Music Therapy for Adults with Disabilities

08th June 2010
Research has proven that music therapy provides a wealth of benefits for people in all age groups and with varying health challenges, from children with autism, to cancer patients to those who suffer strokes, to adults with developmental disabilities, and... Read >
Author: David

Music as Therapy for Children with Autism

01st June 2010
Music therapy is a great way for children with developmental disabilities to communicate. The healing power of music therapy activities facilitates positive behavior changes. Each music therapy session is carefully planned, carried out and evaluated on a ... Read >
Author: David

Autism Symptoms Checklist And Neurological Disorders

21st January 2010
Autism is a neurological disorder that may lead to serious damage at behavioral, communication and social interactions level. Usually confirmed during the first periods of life, autism is considered to be a serious condition that determines abnormalities ... Read >
Author: Freddy Roy

Why the Outbursts of Sudden Temper Tantrums in Autistic Children?

01st December 2009
Sudden outbursts of temper tantrums in autistic children is baffling to a parent or parents, of a child with autism. Autism itself is a puzzle, with the medical community offering treatments that work in some specific children, and remain useless in other... Read >
Author: Bonita Darula

Autism Spectrum Disorders: The Sixth Sense

07th September 2009
The functional neurology and Hemispheric Integration Therapy model for Autism Spectrum Disorders views sensory input as a major factor affecting and influencing those with Autism. I often say that most people are aware of the fact that if you damage the... Read >
Author: drmane

Tampa Dr. Nelson Mane States, “Autism Treatment: Essential Fatty Acids”

25th July 2009
As a physician who treats ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorders one always see such a variety of symptoms and severity of symptoms. As ASD is thought to be multifactorial it is always important to get as specific as possible with the treatments so as not to ... Read >
Author: drmane

“Autism Treatment: Anemia Could be a Factor”, States Tampa Dr. Mane

25th July 2009
ADHD and all the Autism Spectrum Disorders (ADHD, Aspergers, Tourettes, OCD, Autism) are childhood neurobehavioral disorders. Many times these disorders are so complex and can be so emotional that we lose sight of basic neurophysiology. Certainly we all a... Read >
Author: drmane

Autism, Dyslexia And Genius In Children

12th May 2009
There have been much research into possible links between dyslexia and genius and it continues to be ongoing, but it is clear that no child with dyslexia is precluded from being a genius. Leonardo da Vinci is an example. We cannot know for sure whether or... Read >
Author: Elaine Mak

Massage for Children with Autism

23rd April 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Liddle Kidz Foundation Infant and Children's Pediatric Massage For children with Autism, massage may provide relaxation, stress reduction and calm muscle spasms. Over time, touch therapy also helps the child to become more accustomed... Read >
Author: Tina Allen Liddle Kidz Foundation

Sensory Activities for Autistic Children

25th April 2007
We learn through our senses. Our basic survival also based on our senses. We would immediately remove our hand when it accidentally touch something hot. Unconsciously, we learn and survive through our senses. But children with autism commonly have problem... Read >
Author: jasman arifin
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