Study Raises Questions About Promising Autism Therapy by Blythe Bernhard from Disability Scoop A large clinical trial of a heralded early intervention therapy for autism shows the treatment might not be as advantageous as previously believed. Young children with autism receiving the therapy known as Early Start Denver Model, or...
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Support Groups: Howard County Autism Society Upcoming Meeting Dates SUPPORT GROUPS: Asperger’s Family Support Group – April 11, May 9, 7:30 to 9 pm (Room 143). Meets monthly. General Support Group – April 9, May 7, 7:00-8:30 pm in Room 143. An open discussion support group for families. MONTHLY SPEAKER...
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“Community-based” gets a new definition. Is there new money?? You come in to work the 3p-11p shift at a job you love. As you enter the house you can kinda guess how the day went by the smell. A pine scent could mean there’s been a mess that needed to be cleaned up. Food smells could mean we’re on schedule...
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by Collin Meeks from Maryland Financial Advocates Financial planning across the autism spectrum We've previously talked about ableism and the assumption that having a disability or mental illness means you're a less capable person. Not only that, ableism can also come from being misguided and take the form of pity. Feeling sorry...
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Ableism… is this a real thing? Yes! Although it may sound like an odd word it is a concept that has gained lots of legitimacy. Ableism is a set of values that places non-disabled individuals above disabled individuals. It is the belief that certain talents or tasks can only be accomplished by people without a diagnosis. Its...
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Autism awareness basketball games at the Hussman Center!! From The Hussman Center We are excited to share the flier for two autism awareness themed basketball games – hosted by the Towson University Men’s and Women’s teams at SECU arena! Please see the flier below for details and how to get FREE TICKETS!! TOWSON UNIVERSITY...
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