Pervasive Development Disorder – Not Otherwise Specified
Pervasive Developmental Disorder – Not Otherwise Specified (PDD-NOS) is a classification within the ASD commonly referred to as atypical autism. PDD-NOS is
Asperger Syndrome
Asperger Syndrome is often referred to as high-functioning autism because many children with Asperger Syndrome do not exhibit many of the symptoms normally associated
The Autism Spectrum: Where Does your Learner Stand?
A common misconception about autism is that all children diagnosed with the disorder have exactly the same symptoms. Autism is a spectrum disorder, meaning that
Can ABA be used for SPD?
Sensory processing is how the brain takes in sensation from the world. When an individual’s sensory processing is not working efficiently, this causes the brain to become disorganized, which affects one’s ability to stay
Making an Application Folder (For Funding)
To apply for funds, you will need information about the treatment plan, the anticipated treatment cost for your child, information about your health insurance coverage, and other information to show that you
Knowing the Process of Applying for Funding
Parents with children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder may apply for funds from various grant programs. There are many non-profit organizations that are dedicated to providing financial help for families
Toilet Training- Common and Effective Methods
Are you wondering where to start when deciding how to toilet train your child with autism? We always recommend creating a plan. This will allow everyone involved in the process to know their role and the steps
Toilet Training – Getting Started
The decision to begin toilet training is exciting but can be a little intimidating. The road to a toilet-trained child can be long, stressful, and sometimes discouraging. However, toilet training your child will
The Importance of Consistency in Caregivers of Autism Patients in a Hospital Setting
The incidence of children diagnosed with autism spectrum diagnosis (ASD) has increased tremendously over the past decade, with 1 in every 68 children now receiving the diagnosis. Nurses will increasingly
Depression in Parents of Children with Special Needs: How to Recognize the Symptoms and Signs
This article provides only general information and does not offer specifics on the criteria for diagnosing depression. This is written with the assumption that the
