Art, Colors and Autism
Many years ago, I had the honor of providing an oral presentation at a meeting sponsored by the Royal Society in London. I felt greatly enthused to stand in the […]
Monthly Archives: October 2017
Self-Control and Autism
I remember the first time my grandson took a plane to visit me. Unfortunately, so does everybody who was on the plane with him. It was two and a half […]
The Autism Research Institute: Our Standard of Excellence
The following editorial was written by Stephen Edelson. In benefit of full disclosure I should say that I am a member of the Scientific Advisory Board for the Autism Research […]
The Decline and Fall of “Autism”
After Simon Baron-Cohen suggests autism lose its status as a disorder and instead be considered a variant like left-handedness or homosexuality, this stupefied mom marvels at the collapse of meaning […]
Choosing Wisely: 5 Pediatric Endocrinology Tests to Avoid
According to Ricki Lewis from Medscape (October 5, 2017): “The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Section on Endocrinology has added five tests commonly ordered for children and teens showing signs […]
The Problem with the Neurodiversity Movement
Published in Quillette October 15, 2017 by Thomas Clements “Every morning when I wake up I feel a heavy sense of trepidation as I contemplate the complex series of social […]
Autism and the Sedentary Life
Many autistic individuals live a sedentary life. Reclusion prevents them from stressful social interactions and shields them from the emotional impact of unforeseen changes to their routines and general environment. […]
Response to NIMH Director Dr. Joshua Gordon’s: “Autism Awareness Message”
Response to NIMH Director Dr. Joshua Gordon’s: “Autism Awareness Message” by Katie Wright I have been enjoying “Cortical Chauvinism” for some time and was honored when Dr. Casanova invited me […]
Cortical Chauvinism 