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Autism and Childhood Healthcare Insurance Programs

Healthcare can be very costly in the United States and many health insurance companies decline claims of autism because of both the cost and risk involved. The cost of treating autism is very expensive

Scholarships for Autism Care & ABA

The National Autism Association is a non-profit organization that aims to respond to the immediate requirement of the autism community. It seeks to help the individuals

Funding for Special Cases (Military)

Military health benefits cover just about everything under the sun. However, families of children with disabilities such as autism will need additional funding. The Autism Spectrum Disorders

Supporting the family of patients with autism spectrum disorder

Having a child in the hospital is one of the most stressful times in any parent’s life. The worry over a child’s health and seeing that child in pain is often a great source of fear and tension for parents.

Becoming an advocate for the ASD patient through the Autism Empowerment Team

When working with patients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), it is important to realize that the patient may not have the ability to express his or her wants and needs in the same way as other patients

Difference Between A General and A Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrician

Why does my child need to see a developmental pediatrician? Can’t my child’s general pediatrician diagnose and treat Autism? These are probably some questions that float around parents’ minds once their child’s

Autism Spectrum Developmental Professionals

Autism Spectrum Disorder has certain specialists trained in dealing with its issues, diagnosis, and treatment. Among these specialists are Developmental-Behavioral Pediatricians, Child Neurologists

What to Find in a Good Caregiver

Taking care of a child with autism is challenging and stressful. Parents, no matter how loving, patient, and understanding, may come to a breaking point. Parents also need a time-out, a time to relax

What is a Child Psychologist?

A child psychologist is a doctor that has a doctorate degree in psychology. A child psychologist works with people from infancy to young adulthood and takes interest in issues relating to children

Autism and Childhood Healthcare Insurance Programs

Scholarships for Autism Care & ABA

Funding for Special Cases (Military)

Supporting the family of patients with autism spectrum disorder

Becoming an advocate for the ASD patient through the Autism Empowerment Team

Difference Between A General and A Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrician

Autism Spectrum Developmental Professionals

What to Find in a Good Caregiver

What is a Child Psychologist?

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