AHRC NYC’s Memorial Goldfarb Symposium Highlights Court Rulings Overlook Impact on Disability Community

• By: | AHRC New York City
• October 2nd, 2023
• affirmative action, AHRC NYC, court rulings, disability rights, Equal Rights Amendment, Fall 2023 Issue, Goldfarb Symposium, inclusive coalitions, intersectionality, New York State, partnerships, reproductive rights, US Supreme Court
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…of people in our community are not comfortable having yet. We’re never going to normalize reproductive health care and reproductive justice in the disability space, if we don’t talk about…

Telehealth: Is It Right for Parents and Children?

• By: Doreen Samelson, EdD, MSCP Catalight
• October 2nd, 2023
• access to care, behavioral health treatment, children, convenience, Fall 2023 Issue, family, research, stress, telehealth, treatment, wellbeing
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…telehealth may be their only realistic option. Having an increased ability to select well-qualified providers that parents are comfortable working with can be an important contributor to the success of…

Parent Involvement as a Metric of Quality Care

• By: Erica Ballard, MA, BCBA Caitlin Summers, MA, LPC, ACS Ellen D’Amato, PhD Joe Hess Howard Savin, PhD Kristen Daneker, MS, BCBA, LBS-PA First Children Services
• October 2nd, 2023
• behavior interventions, collaboration, comprehensive integrated approach, Fall 2023 Issue, family-centered care, multidisciplinary team, parent involvement, team planning, transitions, trust
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…ease around clinicians and feel confident they are there to be compassionate and helpful. This feeling of security and trust is critical to ensuring honest communication and collaboration across all…

The Neuro-Strength-Based Support Framework: A Collaborative, Strength-Focused Approach to Autism Interventions

• By: Susan Golubock, MEd Staci Neustadt MS CCC-SLP Making Sense of Autism
• July 12th, 2024
• sensory issues, Summer 2024 Issue, treatments
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…framework offers a comprehensive and compassionate way to support autistic individuals. As we move forward, embracing frameworks like NSBSA can foster a more inclusive and effective support system for autistic…

Autism Treatment Should be Guided by Recent Research Reflecting the Expansion of the Diagnoses

• By: Tracy Gayeski, PsyD, MBA Catalight
• July 12th, 2024
• providers, research, Summer 2024 Issue, treatments
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…support and their families. Using 46 studies published in the past 10 years and our own real-world data, we’ve discovered that, when it comes to autism treatment, there is a…

ASN Summer 2024 Issue

• July 12th, 2024
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…to Obtaining a Medical Diagnosis for Individuals With a Complex Behavioral Profile Preparing Autism Service Providers for Natural Disasters and Other Emergencies Promoting Quality Applied Behavior Analysis Services through Nonprofit…

Exercise and Dietary Choices: Practical Advice Drawn from a Review of Current Literature

• By: Monica E. Carr, PhD University of Melbourne, Australia Stacey Raza, BSc Sports, MSCN
• July 1st, 2017
• diet, eating, nutrition, obesity, sensory issues, summer 2017 issue
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…treatment. A variety of food-related problems in children with ASD have been treated. While the majority of research has targeted food selectivity, studies have also examined eating compliance, rapid eating,…

Doctoral Study Shows Parents are Concerned for Their Adult Child’s Future

• By: Veera Mookerjee, PhD, LMSW South Asian Council for Social Services
• July 1st, 2013
• housing, planning, research, transitioning
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…analyzed by the Atlas-ti software (http://www.atlasti.com/) and open coding through which the primary themes were identified. The data was divided into quantitative and qualitative codes to understand the parents’ psycho-social…

Special Needs Family Planning – Ten Questions When Planning for Financial Security

• By: Stuart M. Flaum Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
• October 1st, 2012
• financial planning
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…Agency; courtesy of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (MassMutual). Stuart may be reached at sflaum@financialguide.com. © 2012 Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, Springfield, MA 01111-0001. All rights reserved. www.massmutual.com. CRN201401-156980…

Self-Reinforcing My Own Behavior Plan

• By: Travis E. Breeding
• October 1st, 2011
• ABA, adults, applied behavior analysis, Asperger’s, behaviors
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…child: Just Like You. Travis is currently working on his third book and presenting as often as possible. To read more about Travis, visit www.travisbreedingautism.com. To contact Travis, email travis@travisbreedingautism.com….