How Christ-centered hospitality can help families affected by autism.Source: www.christianitytoday.com According to Nish Weiseth, autism can go unnoticed by onlookers, who might assume a child is merely misbehaved, unsocial, rude, awkward, or just plain weird. Weiseth says these traits can easily isolate the child and, sometimes, their whole family.
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The ELIJA School for Autism - Championing Hope, One Child at a Time (Video)
Working with Children with Autism: The ELIJA School is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting children with Autism, their families and the Autism community at large with science-based treatments utilizing the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). The ELIJA School is located in Levittown, NY. For more information, visit them online at: http://www.elija.org
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Social Training with Peers Helps Kids with Autism | Science ...https://www.autismspeaks.org/science/science-news
To be enrolled in the study, the children with autism needed enough communication skills to follow simple directions and make simple requests with at least two- to three-word phrases. The half-hour play groups met, ...
A Swim Team for Teens With Autism - NYTimes.com
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A new documentary called “Swim Team” chronicles the Jersey Hammerheads, a swim team for children with autism.
Parent Training Can Improve Behavior in Children with Autism - Science Times
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