DMG and it's use in the treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders

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DMG is Dimethylglycine (Pangamic Acid), it is an amino acid that is found in some foods naturally such as red meat, some grains and legumes. It is closely linked to B15 and it increases Pangamic Acid production in the body. There is evidence to suggest that DMG provides benefits for many individuals with autistic spectrum disorders. Continue reading -->
http://isybeeautism.com/autism-treatments/dmg-and-autism/

Discrete Trial Teaching intervention for ABA

By isybeeautism |

As mentioned in the previous post – ABA, what is it and how does it work – the most common and distinguishing type of intervention based on applied behavior analysis is discrete trial teaching. It is what people most often think of when you say "ABA" or "Lovaas method." This is partly because there are so many hundreds of hours of DT teaching, and partly because it looks so odd. But it is what it is because that's what works, every aspect has been refined (and is still being refined) to result in maximum learning efficiency.

ABA, what is it and how does it work.

By isybeeautism |

Applied Behavior Analysis. "Applied" means practice, rather than research or philosophy. "Behavior analysis" may be read as "learning theory," that is, understanding what leads to (or doesn't lead to) new skills. (This is a simplification: ABA is just as much about maintaining and using skills as about learning.) - Continue reading -

http://isybeeautism.com/2011/01/aba-what-is-it-and-how-does-it-work/

How to toilet train an Autistic child

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When Isy was three we had a challenge trying to teach her to go to the toilet for number two's. We looked high and low for methods to teach her to go when she needed to and we came up with a method that really worked for her and other families. Find out how -->
http://isybeeautism.com/2011/01/how-to-toilet-train-an-autistic-child/

Learning from Autism

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I was just recently having a conversation with a friend about our kids. We were talking about how we as parents influence our children’s behaviours, (with or without ASD). Whether we like it or not we play an enormous role in our children’s lives and we should strive to lead by example and earn respect rather than by commanding and expecting. Continue Reading -->

http://isybeeautism.com/2010/12/learning-from-autism/

Temple Grandin movie an inspiration to the Autism community

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We have just seen the movie Temple Grandin after having heard about it in the Adelaide Autism Yahoo Group, and I must admit we thoroughly enjoyed it, I would give it a 10 out of 10, but then again I would be bias. Continue reading ?
http://isybeeautism.com/2010/12/temple-grandin-inspiration-to-autism-co…

How to make interactive Flash cards with sound.

By isybeeautism |

In the previous post Teach Children with Autism Speech and Language we had a
demonstration of some interactive Flash cards with sound that we made up for Isy
to teach her to read and spell. In this post we will show you how to make them
up. Continue reading -->
http://isybeeautism.com/2010/12/how-to-make-interactive-flash-cards-wit…