Every now and then I get to thinking on the subject of why there is such a massive increase in the number of diagnosed Autism Spectrum Disorders. Particularly when I read or see something on the subject. There is the fact that there is more awareness and better methods of diagnosing, however that may account for some of the increase, but not all.

See the whole article - http://isybeeautism.com/autism/autism-%e2%80%93-evolution-in-the-making/

What is better for a child with Autism? Mainstream School or Special School. Each has pros and cons but it is our opinion that school teachers and staff are a key element!

http://isybeeautism.com/autism-schools/mainstream-schools-vs-special-sc…

Hi all, it has been a while but we are back. As you all may know April is Autism Awareness Month, help spread hope for Autism Awareness - recovery is a reality - find out how:
http://isybeeautism.com/autism/autism-awareness-month/

Happy Easter to all.

Ever wonder what OT can do for your child?

Occupational Therapy uses techniques developed to help children within Autism Spectrum of Disorders to better control their bodies and mind for achieving independent living. More info -->

http://isybeeautism.com/autism-treatments/occupational-therapy-for-auti…

The way in which Autism Spectrum Disorders, including Asperger's Syndrome, are diagnosed are going to radically change in May 2013. At the moment the DSM-4 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ) criteria is being used to diagnose and categorise Autism Spectrum Disorders, within the Spectrum there are currently 2 main categories – Autism and Aspergers.

At some stage your child within the Autism Spectrum of Disorders will reach puberty. It can be a difficult time for a child and parents of a child without a disability, and so for a child with a disability like Autism it can be all the more difficult.

Read about our experience and how we managed this delicate issue:

http://isybeeautism.com/autism-teaching-aids/autism-spectrum-disorders-…

A child with Autism can be very prone to meltdowns in public and unfamiliar places. Meltdowns can be described as a tantrum or fit of rage as the child may be confused or stressed due over loaded sensory inputs or an unfamiliar place and situation. So how do you handle such a situation?

http://www.isybeeautism.com/autism-asd-insights/coping-with-autism-spec…

Hi all.

Here are some free, natural and achievable, methods to improve the odds of your child within the Autism Spectrum of Disorders to recover and be healthy, happy and independent human being!!

http://isybeeautism.com/autism-treatments/autism-recovery-and-power-of-…

Cheers.