Study Finds Preserved Neural Timescale Hierarchy in Autism with Subtle Individual Variations Linked to Sensory Traits
A new study shows that the hierarchical organization of brain activity timing is largely preserved in autism spectrum disorder, with subtle individual differences linked to sensory traits.
Exploring Autism-Related Service Adaptations in Psychosocial Rehabilitation: Insights from Users and Professionals
A recent study explores how psychosocial rehabilitation services adapt to support autistic individuals, highlighting perspectives from both users and professionals. The research emphasizes the need for tailored approaches to improve care and engagement.
Simple Treasure Hunt: A Fun Learning Through Play Activity
Engage your child with a Simple Treasure Hunt to boost attention, problem solving, fine motor skills, and early language in a fun, easy-to-set-up activity.
Web-Based Toolkit Shows Promise in Supporting Employers to Hire Autistic Individuals
A pilot study found that a web-based toolkit designed to support employers in hiring autistic individuals was well-received and may improve employer knowledge and confidence.
Advances in Understanding Autism-Linked Genes and Related Research
Recent research introduces new ways to understand genes linked to autism, offering insights into their biological roles and potential impacts.
Snack Time Routine Visual Learning Set: 5 Steps to Help Your Child Build Independence
Help your child build independence with this Snack Time Routine visual learning set. Teach 5 simple steps: wash hands, get snack, sit down, eat snack, and clean up.
Asking for Space
Learn how to help your child ask for space respectfully, communicate their needs clearly, and maintain personal boundaries in social situations.
Supporting Children Sensitive to Bright Lights: Practical Sensory Strategies
Learn practical sensory strategies to support young children sensitive to bright lights. Discover signs, causes, and respectful ways to create comfortable environments at home and beyond.
Exploring Gut Microbiota Imbalance and Sensory Processing in Autism Spectrum Disorder: Insights from a Systematic Review
A systematic review explores links between gut microbiota imbalances, gastrointestinal symptoms, and sensory processing differences in autism spectrum disorder, highlighting complex bidirectional relationships and the need for further research.
New SMARCA4 Mutation Linked to Coffin-Siris Syndrome Type 4 with Autism but Without Visual Impairment
A novel SMARCA4 mutation causing Coffin-Siris syndrome type 4 with autism but without typical visual or finger abnormalities was identified in a young patient, expanding the known clinical spectrum.