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It wasn’t until the middle of the 20th century that a name was given to the condition we now know as autism. Today, it is estimated that between 1-in-500 and 1-in-166 children have autism. Males are four-times as likely to be diagnosed with autism than females.
Autism is an often misunderstood condition so having all of the available information in one location can be helpful to families. Getting the care and education needed is critical for families who are trying to maintain a high quality of life for their children who are afflicted with this disorder. Within this site you will have access to information regarding:
- Assessment process
- Social and emotional symptoms
- Communication problems
- Physical symptoms
- Tips for meeting with the doctor
- Treatment options
- Dietary interventions
- Link between autism with vaccinations
- Environmental factors
- Chelation for removal of heavy metals
- Legal issues involving vaccines and education
- Tips on family and educational options
