Advice About Autism

RE: Advice About Autism Post By Linda Smyth (Guest Post) (02/18/2007) Although I do not have a child with autism my youngest has learning difficulty. What I found recently was sound therapy. This entails them listening to what I call a really bad classical tape (now available on CD). What this does is stimulate the right hand side of the brain and is effective. The change in our childs ability to read and remember has been incredible. They also claim that it helps with autism, ADHD and many other issues. Our oldest boy used it as he had constant ringing in his ear. This is now no longer the case and it only took three months of listening to the tapes an hour a day. This is available in Australia and I am sure that they could point you in the right direction if you google the word sound therapy and find the website. Hope this helps. RE: Advice About Autism Post by NHysHands (6) | (06/20/2006) Profile | Contact I used to provide extensive high quality of life care for an autism college student. She uses facilitated communication. You might want to check there for more information on communicating with your child to be able to provide him with a higher quality of living. Her quality of life was improved upon immensely during four years of use AND I have witnessed countless others who (with extensive help) moved to independent communication with no physical aide. They have conversations just as engrossing and with the same concerns as you and I, but from a non-speaking perspective. http://suedweb.syr.edu/thefci/ RE: Advice About Autism Post By KLS8800 (Guest Post) (06/19/2006) I have a five year old with autism. I also have a two year old with speech delay and displays autistic tendencies. What info are you looking for? History? Help? http://www.autismspeaks.org is another good site. Is your son on SSI? Do you have him in an IEP (Individual Educational Program)? What about speech therapy? Yes, a lot to process. If you like, you can Email me at KLS8800 @ aol. com (take out spaces) and put autism in the subject line so I do not delete it. You can ask your local elementary school, health department, and even your pediatrician for advice. Good luck. RE: Advice About Autism Post by Xummer's Nana (6) | (06/19/2006) Contact Here is a good starting point. Best of luck to ou and your family http://www.autism-society.org/site/PageServer