Teaching students with ADHD becomes easier once certain systems are in place. Here are ideas to help create the system that works best for the teacher, student with ADHD and the rest of the class. Planning your Day 1. Avoid Activities that Require the Class to Sit for Long Periods
Specialized Supplements for Autistic Children – Beneficial for Your Child (Video)
February 6, 2011 By
Any parent who is concerned about their child’s health wants to do everything possible to help them. Vitamins for autistic kids can help their bodies in many ways. While there are many different types of supplements on the market, the ones that are made specifically for autistic children target their
Autism and Neurofeedback – A Promising Future (Video)
January 22, 2011 By
Treating the autistic brain is never easy and different children respond to different modalities. It may take time to find what works best for your child; however, many families are discovering that neurofeedback is a great addition to treating the autistic brain. Neurofeedback has shown success with helping attention deficit
Simply Amazing Results Of Antiviral-Antifungal Therapy (Video)
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Jenny McCarthy Says Toxins In Vaccines Are A Trigger (Video)
April 1, 2009 By
Jenny McCarthy is speaking out against vaccines, not because she is against the vaccines themselves, but because of the loads of unnecessary toxins in vaccines. Why is she so against the “toxins”? Well, she believes there is pretty good evidence these toxins can flip the switch and trigger autism in
Epilepsy And Pregnancy – The Autism Connection
December 18, 2008 By
Valproic acid, commonly referred to as the drug Depakote has been linked to autism. Other studies have proven that valproate also causes birth defects. Depakote is an anticonvulsant medication used to treat disorders ranging from seizures, to mood swings, to headaches. Recently, an ongoing study conducted by the Liverpool and
Barack Obama and Autism Insurance Mandates: Will We Really Get Help?
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Vaccines in Court Again
August 21, 2008 By
Vaccinations are a controversial topic, so many people are watching the latest court case involving a child injured from vaccines. This case involves a child born in 1974 and the vaccination being discussed is the DTP, which has been altered since that time. As expected, those arguing vaccines are safe,
Restraining Children with Autism: A Scary Reality
August 11, 2008 By
Last week I read an article discussing the use of restraint when working with children that have disabilities. A 12 year old boy with Asperger Syndrome had been restrained face-down on multiple occasions and now, after a hearing, litigation has begun. Buffalo News reporter, Barbara O’Brien, poses the following questions
