Epiphany

I think today's post is going to be one of my better efforts.  We are continuing with the theme of Cortisol, depression and stress; but...

Today starts a mini-series inspired by a reader’s comment about depression.   Angie, from Australia, pointed out that while the kids with A...

G.I. Disorders, Epilepsy and M.R.   As was noted in the previous post, there are three large subgroups in autism; call them comorbidi...

Most kids love pizza; Monty is no exception and today he gets his own, by special deliver y. The first slice is that rather dull triad of...

I am again recommending to you the excellent collection of scientific research published all in one book called Autism: Oxidative Stress, I...

In the research there are various scales to measure how autistic a child is, for example the Childhood Autism Rating Scale (CARS).  They ar...

  Placebo effect in autism - Parent/Child Matrix        A big problem in autism research is the placebo effect.  It could be because t...

You may not have heard of LEGO therapy; not only does it exist, but it has been proved to be effective in several studies, including at the...

Today's post is about a new framework to help us all understand what is going on in the world of autism.  If you read a lot, you w...

I have to thank Paul Whitely   for a post on his website that I am hijacking today.   Click on Paul’s name to go to his blog. National ...

It may be a long time since you were in school, but you will most likely remember the maths teacher kept telling you to show your working. ...