Neurological Comorbidities in Autism Spectrum Disorder
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- The neurological comorbidities webcast reviews common neurological comorbidities that are experienced by some persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
The comorbidities webcast features expert faculty member, Dr. Margaret Bauman, of Boston University Medical Center, and commentary by Activity Director, Dr. Marvin Natowicz.
The video was produced by the Cleveland Clinic Foundation Center for Continuing Education and the Autism Research Institute.
Interested in related CME education? Visit www.ccfcme.org
Cleveland Clinic needs to put a new video out. This is put of date. Lots of new information is available now. They are being negligent.
The male doctor sounds like Jack Nicolson.
My younger son got a diagnosis of mild retardation at age two and received speech therapy. At three he got a diagnosis of ADHD, at six OCD. In second grade he scored 99.8 on the tests for the gate program. In fourth grade I got him into a special program for kids not working up to his abilities. He graduated H.S. on the honor roll. Took him five years to get his A.A.. He did make the honor roll. Works part time at Ross stores and is 29. I worry about him becoming homeless if I die.
If you can’t connect the issues… think connective tissues #EhlersDanlosSyndrome #motorissues
Accomodations not cures.
Anybody here know about ‘Retained Primitive Reflexes?
Yes and it is one of the key to treating autism. By integrating primitive reflexes on time this enables the child to reach developmental milestones sooner. I do think treating retained primitive reflexes only addresses the sensory motor aspect of autism, not the social aspect.
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they ever study how many of these parents used drugs and alcohol during pregnancy or when the parents procr
It's genetic
Its the vaccines, read the inserts drs