The CDC has reported a steady increase in the diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder, with one out of every 36 8-year-old children now being identified as autistic. There has been a claim that this increase is due to the...
Visiting a dentist’s office can seem a natural task for some individuals. Still, let’s consider the high-pitched drilling, bright fluorescent lights and uncomfortable poking and prodding. It may be an overwhelming experience for children who are hypersensitive to sounds,...
As Autism awareness and research continue to develop, new options are constantly being explored for the treatment and management of this complex disorder. Dr. Frye’s findings on Leucovorin Dr Richard Frye, a pediatric neurologist from Arizona, has conducted multiple...
Californians with special needs have the right to equal opportunities in employment, education, transportation, health care, behavioral health services, developmental services, and other programs. They deserve the chance to live and thrive within their community without barriers or discrimination. ...
Professor David Amaral has been researching brain function and behavior for over twenty years since he joined the prestigious UC Davis as part of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences in 1995. With a background in neuroscience and...
As the Bakersfield City School District convenes for its Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday evening, discussions and votes will be held regarding potential reductions in employment for various positions and services within the district. The fate of numerous...
Dr. Kyle Daigle, an esteemed chiropractic and functional neurologist, has cared for individuals from 56 countries at his NeuroSolution Center. This time, he is presenting his methodology for autism in his latest publication, “Finding Their Voice: A Revolutionary Approach...
It’s a breakthrough for Natasha Nelson, a 35-year-old businesswoman from Stone Mountain, Georgia, when she was finally diagnosed with autism a few years ago. Before that, she had always struggled to understand social norms and behaviors that seemed...
Learning a second language has always seem to be something beneficial for travelers or people looking for new job opportunities, but never has it occurred to most that it could also be a beneficial approach in treating autism. Have...
Professor David Amaral has been researching brain function and behavior for over twenty years since he joined the prestigious UC Davis as part of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences in 1995. With a background in neuroscience and...
