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Media Watch Letters
Source Dear Ms. Dunn and Ms. Weaver, We are writing in response to your recent article titled, “Brain Scans Detect Signs of Autism in High-Risk Babies Before Age 1.” We would like to commend you for reporting this research and discussing its impact on autism treatment. Additionally, as a science-based organization, we appreciate your…
Source Dear Ms. Coorey, We are writing in response to your thoughtful article, “Mum Julia Coorey on surviving an autism diagnosis and importance of early diagnosis.” Your article is not only a moving personal story of your journey through an autism diagnosis, but an educational article for other families of newly diagnosed children. In…
Source Dear Ms. Stieg, The Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT), would like to thank you for your article entitled, “Costco Is Hosting Sensory-Friendly Shopping Hours For People With Autism.” This is an important topic because consumers may be unaware of options to accommodate individuals with special needs. We are grateful for the…
Source Dear Ms. Burton, We are writing in response to an article you recently published titled, “Simple Ways You Can Help Strengthen the ASD Sibling Relationship.” First, we would like to commend you for discussing an important topic that impacts all families with siblings, particularly those families whose children include an individual with autism. …
Source To the Editors of the New York Times: In “Betsy DeVos Won’t Shed Stake in Biofeedback Company, Filings Show,” Matthew Goldstein, Steve Eder, and Sheri Fink report that the nominee for U.S. Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, plans to keep her shares in a company, NeuroCore. This company offers an intervention called neurotherapy…
Source Dear Ms. Sawy, We would like to thank you for your educational and inspiring article titled, “Dubai mother campaigned for special needs centre guaranteeing a place for everyone.” Your article is not only motivating, but also very informative. You expose your readers to the challenges associated with the accessibility of autism-based treatment/education at…
Source Dear The Indian Express, We at the Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT) are writing in response to your article highlighting some recent research – using Shakespeare’s plays (via the Hunter Heartbeat Method) to develop communication in children with autism. This is an interesting story and we agree that the plays provide an…
Source Dear Ms. Griswold, You recently published an article titled “Exercise gives children with autism jump on social skills.” We want to thank you for highlighting the importance of exercise for all children, particularly those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In this article, there is a clear distinction made between exercise and applied behavior…
Source Dear Ms. Roberts and Ms. McAfee, On behalf of the Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT), we are writing in response to your article, “‘Life Animated’ Parents Describe How Animated Characters Helped Son with Autism Connect.” We value the encouraging message this story evokes, as well as the focus on individualizing and…
Source Dear Ms. Geranpayeh, On behalf of the Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT), we would like to commend you for your article, “Reality of living with autism in UAE.” By responding to your article, we hope to further disseminate the information you shared and to promote awareness of autism-related issues across the…
Source Dear Ms. Macdonald, We are writing in response to your article, “Autism cage details emerge as United Nations investigates abuse of children.” Firstly, we would like to thank you for raising awareness of a very important issue facing families in Australia, which is the education and treatment of children with autism spectrum disorders…