University Of Washington & Seattle's Children Center Lecture Series

University Of Washington & Seattle's Children Center Lecture Series

04 September 2009

Thursday, Sep. 17, 2009 Instructor: Steve Becker, PhD “Sexuality and Relationships”

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Alaska State Resources

27 August 2009

A list of organization and state departments to help find information about resources in the state of Alaska. Click the title above to see them all.

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Theory of Mind and Perspective

27 August 2009

One of the most difficult things “neurotypical” (a term used by some adults with AS to describe people without AS) educators to understand is the effect of deficits in theory of mind and perspective-taking on the behavior of students with AS. The term “theory of mind” (ToM) was original used in relation to the psychological [...]

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Parent Sharing Teleconference 9/1/09

Parent Sharing Teleconference 9/1/09

26 August 2009

Reminder to all that our "Parent Sharing" teleconference will be next Tuesday, September 1st from 12:00 to 1:00 PM. Click the title of this article to see all the details.

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Read More About It

Read More About It

26 August 2009

The AARC has prepared Autism Spectrum Information Packets that are available at no cost to residents of the state of Alaska. Click the title above to see details.

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What Educational Methods are Effective for ASD?

26 August 2009

Federal and state laws require that educational programs for individuals with special needs including autism be designed to meet the unique needs of each student. Educational approaches are not one size fits all. What works for one child with ASD may have little of no impact on another. The key to designing an appropriate program for [...]

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What Instructional Strategies are Effective for ASD?

26 August 2009

Individuals with ASD typically require instructional strategies specifically designed to meet his/her unique needs. The following strategies are key components of programs for individuals with ASD. These strategies are necessary to facilitate skill acquisition by many learners on the spectrum. Strategies are effective across home, school, work, and community settings. * Visual Supports ? The vast [...]

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What Biomedical Interventions are Effective for ASD?

26 August 2009

Biomedical interventions are frequently part of a comprehensive treatment program for individuals with ASD. Although there currently is not a cure for ASD, medical treatments are often indicated. Medications – although there is not currently a medication to specifically treat ASD, there are many medications that can be very effective in treating some of the symptoms [...]

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What Dietary Interventions are Effective for ASD?

26 August 2009

Although ASD is not caused by diet, there have been reports of some success in controlling certain symptoms using dietary interventions. * Gluten / Casein Free Diet ? some individuals with ASD experience limited tolerance or allergies to certain foods especially the proteins gluten and casein, which are found in wheat, rye, oat, and dairy products. [...]

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What Sensory Therapies are Effective for ASD?

26 August 2009

* Sensory Integration Therapy (SI) - Individuals with ASD frequently have significant sensory challenges ? hypo- or hype- sensitivity to sound, touch, smells, taste, and visuals. In addition, they may experience difficulties with integrating sensory systems. SI can be a very effective intervention to remediate sensory issues. SI includes an assessment by a person training [...]

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