Media Watch Letters

ASAT Responds to US News & World Report’s: “Intervening in Infancy Might Help Prevent Some Cases of Autism: Study”

Dear Ms Murez, We are writing in response to your article, “Intervening in Infancy Might Help Prevent Some Cases of Autism: Study.” We value your efforts to highlight the importance of early intervention, including early parent-led intervention, for infants who are at risk for autism or developmental delay. In your article, you acknowledge that infants…

ASAT Responds to The Nation Thailand’s: “Therapy Dogs Offer Companionship To Children With Autism In China”

Dear The Nation Thailand, We are writing in response to your recent story and video, “Therapy dogs offer companionship to children with autism in China.” We appreciate your efforts to provide information to parents of children on the autism spectrum about different therapy approaches they may be considering. We enjoyed learning about the methods used…

ASAT Responds to WTTW Chicago’s: “Black Voices: Early Intervention Key to Best Outcomes for Children with Autism, Local Advocates Say”

Dear Aida Mogos: We are writing in response to “Black Voices: Early Intervention Key to Best Outcomes for Children with Autism, Local Advocates Say” dated April 24, 2022. We applaud you and WTTW for this timely broadcast as there are many important dimensions associated with this story. Firstly, along with our colleagues at the Association…

ASAT Responds to the Khaleej Times: “What’s next after school? Parents call for more employment opportunities for autistic people”

Dear Rasha Abu Baker, We read with great interest your recently featured article “UAE: What’s next after school? Parents call for more employment opportunities for autistic people” published in the Khaleej Times, United Arab Emirates (UAE). We want to congratulate you for bringing forward an inspiring story about employment among individuals with autism spectrum disorder…

ASAT Responds to CBC News, “Investigation widens into B.C. naturopath’s fecal transplants for autism, court documents show”

Dear Ms. Lindsay: We are writing in response to your recently published article, “Investigation widens into B.C. naturopath’s fecal transplants for autism, court documents show.” This article is the latest in your ongoing coverage of Jason Klop, a naturopath who claims to treat autism using pills and enemas made from feces. Fecal Microbiota Transplant (FMT)…