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Learning Starts at Home Parent Workshop FloridaThe Learning Starts at Home Parent WorkshopResearch has found that helping parents to focus on specific developmental skills significantly increases child learning and enhances skills generalization. Empowering parents to take charge of their child's own development reduces strain on local services and boosts parent well-being. However, parent access to this type of training is limited to a few major universities in the US.Read more... Discounts for Treating Autism Members
"Treating Autism" Members receive Discounted relate to autism Memberships  Treating Autism is a parent-run charity in the UK providing invaluable support to parents of children with autism. Treating Autism exists to help people with autism and their families reach their potential and live life free of discomfort, anxiety and pain.Members receive regular updates on biomedical treatments for autism in addition to substantial discounts on supplies and conferences. The charity also runs numerous local parent support groups throughout the UK. All these groups are run on a volunteer basis by parents who have seen their children make progress under biomedical treatment. Treating Autism also runs many events and conferences throughout the UK and is a member of the Autism Collaboration. Treating Autism has now added discounted relate to autism memberships to it's list of member benefits. Read more... |
What Can I Do for My Child? Whether your child has already received a diagnosis or you are just becoming aware that your child may be delayed in some areas there are many things you can do to help. As a parent you are the person who can help your child the most. Input from professionals can guide you, but parents know their child the best and have the deepest bond with him or her, so you can make the biggest impact.Read more... Find us on Facebook |
New Documentary "Autistic-Like: Graham's Story" Now Available on DVDWHEN THEIR SON WAS JUST 17 MONTHS OLD, Erik and Jennie Linthorst suspected something was not quite right. Experts and therapists told them their son was autistic. Sort of. Maybe. Some called him autistic-like. Others said he was not autistic at all. With his parents still seeking a clear diagnosis, Graham was launched into a behavioral Read more... NewsroomAbout relate to autismrelate to autism is the brainchild of Kat Houghton (an autism practitioner who has worked for over ten years with more than eight hundred children and families and is currently conducting doctoral studies at University of Lancaster, UK) and Mark Tuomenoksa (a seasoned technology entrepreneur whose resume includes inventions and patents filed with Nobel laureate Arno Penzias). Read more... |
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