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News articles abound about autism and people who claim a given therapy has “cured”, or otherwise improved, deficits of individuals diagnosed with autism. This section provides brief synopses that describe the evidence behind these therapies and guidelines for journalists to tackle their next autism story from a science-minded and careful perspective. This page also highlights…
On this page you will find an array of resources that will help you keep apprised of the state of the science with respect to the hundreds of treatments for autism, many of which are biomedical in nature. We also offer resources to guide your efforts to support families of newly diagnosed children as well…
When it comes to selecting ASD treatments for your family member, knowledge is power. On this page, you will find information about the research behind many of the common treatments for individuals with ASD. Some treatments are backed by strong scientific evidence, but others have little or no research support. Our goal is to provide…
ASAT has provided this free New Parent Packet to help parents of newly diagnosed children, age 18 months to 7 yrs old, to find science-based treatment, and resources. Feel free to download the packet and share with others who would benefit from the information provided. On this page you and other parents of individuals with autism navigate…
