Autistic personality and maladaptive behaviors
I have written in previous blogs about an autistic personality. These are the combination of behaviors and emotional patterns that persist over time with some variations being accrued due to […]
Tag Archives: Stephen Edelson
Autism research: Standing on the shoulders of giants
The following is a contribution by my good friend Stephen M. Edelson, Ph.D. The blog was written as an editorial for the Autism Research Institute for which Stephen is the […]
An Introduction to Vision Therapy and Autism
Greetings, Readers of Cortical Chauvinism! My name is Timothy Turner (Tim is fine). I am a 36 year old autistic man from Texas who is currently editing the manuscript of […]
Auditory Integration Therapy and Autism
Many treatments and interventions in autism have focused on methods to reduce maladaptive behaviors and symptoms of related comorbidities such as seizures. By way of contrast there has been little […]
Bernard Rimland y su libro Autismo Infantil
Este año se celebra el quincuagésimo aniversario de la publicación entitulada “Autismo Infantil” por Bernard Rimland (ver blog anterior: https://corticalchauvinism.com/2013/02/21/bernard-rimland/). Este fue un trabajo comprensivo que propuso una causalidad neurológica […]
Stephen M Edelson, PhD
Steve Edelson envisions autism research as a moving car. The chauffeurs of the car, making it move forwards or in the right direction, are people like Bernard Rimland or Temple […]
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