The Essential Guide to Autism
October 10, 2009 by admin
Filed under Autism Help and Treatments
If you’re really worried a loved one with autism might never truly enjoy life to the full, this may be the most critically important guide you’ll ever read.
By reading the Essential Guide to Autism you will discover proven methods to maximize the potential of someone with autism.
The Essential Guide to Autism covers the most effective treatment options available, as well as strategies to manage many aspects of life as the person with autism moves toward adulthood.
Aspergers Resource Guides
October 5, 2009 by admin
Filed under Autism Help and Treatments
The 7 Biggest Problems You’ll Experience with Your Aspergers Child –And How to Overcome Them
- Problems in the home for siblings–As the parent of a child with Aspergers I’m sure you don’t need me to tell you that feelings of worry and guilt about the other siblings can just eat away at you inside.
- Problems in the teenage years–The raging hormones, selfish attitudes and temper tantrums of teenage years combined with the challenges of Aspergers can make teenage years seem a bit like a living hell at times.
- Problems understanding the different therapies available –There are so many types of therapy available, but most of these approaches cost a great deal of time, money and effort and so the big question I get asked is “Are they really worth it or just a big con?”
Autism Symptoms & Treatments
October 1, 2009 by admin
Filed under Autism Help and Treatments
- Does my child really have autism?
- What will his or her future be like?
- How can I identify with what they are thinking and feeling?
- What can I do to enhance my autistic child’s future?
- What are the autistic signs, causes, and symptoms?
No disorder is as confusing to comprehend or as complex to diagnose as autism. And, no disorder has more myths and misconceptions surrounding it than autism.
Dr. Newmark reveals the truth about autism causes, symptoms most of the internet information my sister-in-law found wasn’t medical, but advice, opinions and words of support written by other parents.
Listen to leading autism expert, Dr. Newmark, as he reveals the results of many years of natural and medical treatments covering all treatment options, some of which may be new to you. You will also learn which natural treatments provide a definate reduction in symptoms in many children with autism. And soy?…Don’t rely on Soy until you hear this interview. And Dr. Newmark discusses an organization that may have a doctor that is an autism expert in your area.
Causes of Autism – Is it Genetic Or the Environment?
September 4, 2009 by admin
Filed under Autism Help and Treatments
The causes of autism is many and varied, but with certainty the occurrences worldwide in every ethnic and social class is on the rise in the last 30 years. Statistics show more boys than girls are susceptible and tentatively 90% of autism cases are genetic. Some recent research pin point a link between genetic and environment but nothing is known for certain.
One study found the higher parental age may be a factor with genetic material integrity. Another study, with research inconclusive stated prenatal environment with exposure to pesticides especially in the first 8 weeks of gestation of the fetus may be the cause. And then there is the infectious diseases possibly rubella virus could be the culprit. There are many Causes of Autism, but there are many more that could be multiple factors in each cause diagnosed.
Living with Children with Sleep Disorders
July 24, 2009 by admin
Filed under Sleep Disorders
You hear the floorboards creak and the not-so-soft pitter-patter of feet running down the hall. You look at the clock: 1:15 a.m. It’s your husband’s turn. Harshly, you poke him in the ribcage until he stops snoring and begins to wake up. “John, wake up, Michael’s out of his room again.” Your husband mumbles something out of the side of his mouth, rolls over, and slowly sits up. Rubbing his eyes, he blearily gets out of bed to recover your child and get him back into bed.
You close your eyes for what seems like only a minute. Again, you wake up to the tromping of your son’s feet echoing down the halls. It’s your turn this time. You roll over and look at the clock: 3:38 a.m. You force yourself out of bed and go to retrieve your son; frustrated over your lack of sleep, you place your son back into bed. It’s 5:17 a.m. and this time your child is up for good. Less than six hours of sleep…again.
