Research by Topic: community

If you can make it there, you can make it anywhere: preparing early interventions for the community

Published July 8, 2019 in ASF Podcast

This week two groups of heroes of autism research published studies that may not be the type of major breakthrough that the media reports on, but they are more important to families:  These studies help translate what works in the research clinic into the community.  Specifically, is it even possible, how, and what do families […]

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Filed under: Autism Research, Autism Science, clinical trials, community, early detection, intervention, physician recommendation, podcast, services, social behavior, Toddlers

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Podcast: Why can’t we all just get along?

Published November 5, 2018

This week, ASF wants YOUR feedback on a new paper in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, which suggests that the reason there is so much discord in the autism community is that people with autism are just too different and have difficulties understanding each other’s perspective. Is this true? What do you think? […]

Filed under: ASD, Autism, community, differences, disability, featured, perspectives, science

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Podcast: Super siblings!

Published October 15, 2018

This podcast is dedicated to siblings of people with autism who are typically developing. They play an important and beneficial role in development of socialization of those with ASD. But sadly, they also have issues of their own, such as a high rate of issues like anxiety and depression. Those siblings may be genetic carries […]

Filed under: advocates, anxiety, ASD, asf, Autism, children, community, depression, Family, featured, podcast, Siblings

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