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    Feb 17, 2025

    Speaking Two Languages Might Sharpen Thinking Skills in Kids With Autism

    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...

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    Jan 28, 2025

    Playgroups where children with exceptional needs can ‘fully be themselves’

    It’s been a breath of fresh air for Kristyn Traynor, a mother in the Sacramento area, to discover activities and playgroups where her 3-year-old daughter, Bloom, can now play and feel at ease. Kristyn’s daughter was diagnosed with autism...

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    Jan 19, 2025

    How Multilingualism Enhances Cognitive Abilities in Children with Autism?

    A new UCLA study has discovered a correlation between multilingualism and improved cognitive functioning in children, especially those with autism. This study, published in the journal Autism Research, adds to previous research that has already highlighted the benefits of...

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    Jan 08, 2025

    Meet Baylor’s expert on equine-assisted therapies for Autistic children

    Meet Dr. Beth Lanning, a key figure in Baylor University’s Department of Public Health. For Dr. Beth, what began as an aspiration to become a large animal veterinarian evolved into a multifaceted career that blends science, engineering, health, and...

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    Dec 27, 2024

    Rethinking autism through the diagnostic process

    The rise in autism in the past two decades has sparked numerous attempts to comprehend it. Some people have unsubstantiated beliefs about vaccines being the cause, while others have focused on finding a genetic explanation. Autistic Intelligence In 2022,...

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    Dec 20, 2024

    Sacramento’s NineFingers finds healing and community through music and dodgeball

    Today, NineFingers looks back at his beginnings as a 12-year-old musician and recalls how days of heartbreak led him to the solace of his mother’s guitar. His eclectic style and enigmatic personality have made him a standout in the...

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    Dec 03, 2024

    Parking for Autism: Disability Placards, Blue Badges, and More

    We all understand the difficulty of finding a parking spot with ease, especially when accompanied by a loved one with severe support needs. For example, imagine a parent with an autistic child struggling to find a space close to...

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    Nov 27, 2024

    Modesto police one of the first agencies in California to use Carter Kits

    The Modesto police department has been making positive strides lately. Did you know that Modesto police is one of the pioneering California organizations to implement “Carter Kits”? Carter Kits are specialized bags that contain sensory items aimed at providing...

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    Nov 23, 2024

    How to help a child on the spectrum learn to cope with change

    If we can be sure of anything, it is that change is a constant and inevitable part of being alive. From the little things—like introducing a new activity to shake up the daily routine —to the big things—like moving...

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    Nov 16, 2024

    Manteca PD Invites Community to Autism Resource Fair & Fall Festival at Northgate Park

    As you probably already heard, there’s been an increasing shift toward mental health awareness and acceptance in today’s society. This is opposed to the long-standing taboo surrounding mental health, where if a person showed symptoms of mental health issues,...

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