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Children and Sensory Conditions
In this video from the 2016 USAAA World Conference, Dr. Phillip C. DeMio talks about how children with autism have to deal with sensory conditions, especially the texture of the foods they eat. He discusses different methods to combat this.
How Psychiatry Has Let the Autism Community Down
Theodore Henderson, M.D., Ph.D. brings to our annual World Conferences a unique blend of expertise in psychopharmacology, neurobiology, and an understanding of human nature in the practice of psychiatry. In this presentation, he speaks about how psychiatry has let the autism community down.
The Doctors and Researchers Panel
In this video, we're revisiting the Doctors and Researchers Panel at our 2015 World Conference! This panel offers insightful discussion on a variety of topics relevant to people of all ages who are on the autism spectrum.
The Parents' Perspectives: Raising Kids on the Autism Spectrum
In this panel discussion, the parents of individuals on the autism spectrum share their experiences and answer difficult questions.
Rock Climbing While Non-Verbal - Nathan Kaplan's Journey
Today we're excited to premiere Nathan Kaplan's Journey, as presented at our 2015 World Conference by Nathan's father, the US Autism Association's founder, Dr. Larry Kaplan. In this excerpt from a larger discussion, Larry tells the inspiring story of Nathan's unexpected success with rock-climbing, and the amazing teacher who was able to help him achieve it.
Simple Ways to Help Kids with Autism
We're excited to premiere today's video: a presentation by Dr. Temple Grandin on effective ways to help kids all across the autism spectrum! This was a Keynote presentation at the US Autism & Asperger Association World Conference in 2015. We always enjoy her insights and practical take on life with autism.
Living with Silence: My Life as a Non-Verbal Person with Autism
In this video, we hear a challenging and absolutely inspirational presentation from Sameer Dahar, an Autism Advocate and Author, at the US Autism Association's 2015 World Conference, facilitated by Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman. At only age 15, he prepared this presentation to describe his life and struggles as a non-verbal person with autism - prepare for your expectations and understandings of autism to be STRETCHED!
Parents Should Be the Child's BEST Teachers!
This #shorts video is an excerpt from James Partington, Ph.D., BCBA's presentation at our 2017 World Conference.
Sensory Processing Impacts Kids' Behavior
Today's video is an excerpt from Marlo Payne Thurman, Ph.D.'s presentation, "The Continuums of Autism: Cognition, Sensory Processing and Behavior", on September 5, 2014 at our World Conference in Kansas City, Missouri.
Throwback - Interviewing Dr. Phillip C. DeMio at 2010 World Conference!
Today's video is a throwback to Dr. Phillip C. DeMio's interview at the 2010 US Autism & Aspergers Association World conference.
Don't Throw All Your Eggs In One Basket
Today's video is a clip of Temple Grandin, Ph.D., giving her opinion in a panel discussion at our 2016 World Conference.
SPECT Scans and What They Can Uncover for Your Child on the Spectrum
This video is an excerpt from Dr. John Michael Uszler's presentation, "Functional Imaging of the Brain," at our 2014 World Conference. Here, he discusses SPECT scans, what they can uncover, and how they can be useful for children on the autism spectrum.
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