Autism Teeth Grinding & Its Relationship to Feeding Problems
Kids with autism usually have problems with picky eating and sometimes can have other oral-motor problems such as teeth grinding. Autism teeth grinding can be particularly challenging because it can be medical and/or behavioral.https://youtu.be/0y6YG3zRWk4?list=PL0_NcGwhzOkg654f2Eep7qbozr2OC4RaM Each week I provide you with some of my ideas about turning autism around, so if you haven’t subscribed to my […]
Insurance Coverage for Autism: Who Pays for Treatment? | Interview with Lorri Unumb
ABA Therapy is critical and life-changing for your child or clients with autism, but insurance coverage isn’t always available and paying out of pocket is extremely expensive. When Lorri Unumb found out it wouldn’t be covered for her son with insurance, she decided to take matters into her own hands.https://youtu.be/w0xfpKEQHKY?list=PL0_NcGwhzOkhWGuaYFN8vr4CUMJKOnwuM Each week I provide you […]
Autism Related Medical Conditions, Medication & Indicating Pain for Kids with Autism
If your child has autism, then they’re likely prescribed certain medications. But which medications are best for your child, and which ones do more harm than good? Every person responds differently to medicine, so choosing the best one for your child may seem overwhelming. But after decades in the field I’ve developed strategies to keep your medication organized, and warning signs to look for when testing a new medication.
Autism Diagnosis, Waiting Lists & Early Language Development with Dr. James Coplan
Dr. Coplan is the developmental pediatrician that diagnosed Lucas with mild to severe autism. Now retired, he has decades of experience and wisdom to share with you. Not only does he talk about his fall into the autism world, he also speaks about topics such as waiting lists, denial, and self-care. His mindset is refreshingly compassionate, and will remind you to take your journey day-by-day.
Autism and Sleep: How to Improve Sleep for Children with Autism
As any parent knows, sleep is a necessity. It’s hard enough to get any child to sleep through the night, but a child with autism is much more likely to be diagnosed with a sleeping disorder. For years I gave up trying to sleep and accepted that there was nothing I could do about it—until a fellow behavior analyst gave me some advice that changed everything for my family. Now I want to tell you how you can regain all those lost hours and transform your family’s sleep schedule… and get started on living your best, well-rested life!