50th anniversary of the Autism Research Institute
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Autism Research Institute (ARI). The mission of the ARI has been to improve the health and well-being of people on the autism […]
Tag Archives: Steve Edelson
Moving Forward in Our Understanding of Autism
Stephen M. Edelson, Ph.D. Autism Research Institute Fifty years ago, when Dr. Bernard Rimland founded the Autism Research Institute (ARI), he challenged virtually every accepted belief about autism. At a […]
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 […]
Internal sensory stress and discomfort/pain in autism
The following is an editorial written by my good friend Steve Edelson (http://bit.ly/2kFrI5e). It recently appeared published in Autism Research Review International (Volume 30, Number 4), a quarterly publication of […]
Micro-movements in autism
Lorna Jean King is one of the pioneers of sensory integration therapy. She was the founder of The Children’s Center for Neurodevelopmental Studies in Phoenix Arizona and was a close […]
Margaret Creedon: A Life well Lived
I have been getting nostalgic as of late and remembering bygone friends. For some reason the memories of the moments that I shared with Margaret Creedon seem to jump to […]
Blog en Español: Stephen Mark Shore
“Yo siempre digo que los médicos tenían razón cuando aconsejaron enviarme a una institución. Simplemente resultó ser una institución de educación superior”. Stephen Shore 10 de octubre 2016 Conocí por […]
Temple Grandin en la Sociedad de Autismo de America 2014
Recientemente tuve la oportunidad de ponerme al día con Temple Grandin en la Sociedad de Autismo de América 2014 celebrada en Indianápolis. Habíamos planeado el reunirnos en la susodicha conferencia […]
Temple Grandin at the Autism Society of America 2014 Meeting
I had the opportunity to catch up with Temple at the Autism Society of America (ASA) 2014 Meeting celebrated at Indianapolis. We had planned to discuss sensory and mood related […]
The problem of “too many findings in autism”
A few months ago I had the opportunity to talk to my good friend Steve Edelson from the Autism Research Institute (ARI). The conversation revolved around what makes for a […]
