Neurodiversity as seen in the book “In a Different Key”
The following blog is written by Yuval Levental, a reader and contributor to our blog site. At present Yuval, who is on the autism spectrum, completed a master’s degree in […]
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David Miedzianik
The following blog is written by Yuval Levental, a reader and contributor to our blog site. At present Yuval, who is on the autism spectrum, completed a master’s degree in […]
Neuromodulation and Treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder: Part I Introduction
Many people have philosophized about the existence of a universal language, a common denominator that can be understood by all people and, even more so, by all living things. Some […]
Stephen Mark Shore
“I do tell people that in some ways the doctors were right about sending me to an institution. It just turned out to be an institution of higher education.” Stephen […]
Autismo y el Desarrollo de Resiliencia
La resiliencia es una fuente importante de apoyo para aquellas familias que tienen niños con discapacidades. Defino resiliencia como la capacidad de resistir el estrés, o de manear más sencilla, […]
Severity of autism symptoms is correlated to the presence of copy number variations and exposure to first trimester ultrasound
Many people regard prenatal ultrasound as part of the routine care of any pregnancy. They probably base this view on the fact that in our modern society, even for low […]
Translating TMS: From Autism Science to Autism Therapy
The following is a blog that I wrote at the request of John Elder Robison. John wanted to know how I became interested in Transcranial Magnetic Simulation (TMS) and what […]
Asperger’s and Improving Self-Esteem
The following is a blog written by Philip Wylie. As a short introduction Philip Wylie was born in Liverpool, UK. He has worked as Company Director, Business Manager, Company Secretary, […]
Autism Families and Building Resilience
Building resilience is an important source of support for families with children who have disabilities. I define resilience as the ability to resist stress. It can be described as that […]
James Harris Discusses the Books Neurotribes and In a Different Key
Recently Jim Harris wrote a critical review of two published books dealing with the history of autism (JAACAP 55[8]:729-733, 2016). One of the books reviewed was Neurotribes written by […]
Cortical Chauvinism 