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News About Autism

The Healing Thresholds staff culls through hundreds of news sources to summarize articles on autism therapy and autism treatments for children that may be of interest to you.

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page last updated 07/03/2009

The Kindle Center Provides Independence, Progress, Friendship, Learning, and Success

The Kindle Center is a new resource in Massachusetts where children with autism can receive social skills training, eating assistance, speech therapy, and dance therapy.

Dance Teacher Shares her Passion for Movement with Children with Autism

Jennifer Allender, a classically trained dancer, has been a special education teacher to children with autism and other disabilities over for 14 years.

Army Adopts Routine-Based Interviews to Supplement Early Intervention

Dr. Robin McWilliam of the Siskin Children's Institute in Tennessee has partnered with the Army to promote his early intervention methods for children with autism and other developmental disabilit

Play Therapists See the World Through the Eyes of Children with Autism

Nicole Ross and Deanna Austin are two Minnesota therapists who decided to combine their play therapy-based practices when they found themselves referring children with autism to one another.

Music and Dance as an Autism Therapy Aid

Joanne Lara, the creator of the music and dance based DVD, AUT-erobics paired with the Maia Chung Autism and Disabilities Foundation in Jamaica recently.

Occupational Therapist Writes 2nd Book on Dealing with Sensory Processing Disorders

Jennifer Veenendall, a school-based occupational therapist (OT) in Minnesota, just finished her second book on dealing with sensory processing disorders.

Children with Autism Experience a Rodeo

Some children with autism and other developmental disabilities had the chance to participate in a Texas rodeo.

Virtual Peers May Help Children with Autism Increase Social Interactions

Some children with autism engaged in social interaction with life-size virtual children displayed on a computer screen.

Art Therapy Program in Lexington May Be Imitated Kentucky-Wide

For three years, Lexington, Kentucky's Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital has paired children with autism and other disabilities with professional artists.

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