Each week we try to review a research article. Though not intentional, several of our posts this week related to visual supports for students with autism and other disabilities. Thus, we thought it would be helpful to review a research study on the use of visual supports. Today’s research article was published by researchers at [...]
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Transitions and Visual Supports
Posted in Evidence Based Treatments, Intervention, Research Review, tagged ABA, Applied Behavioral Strategies, Autism, challenging behavior, transitions, visual schedules, visual supports on November 10, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Sorting Through the Science
Posted in Evidence Based Treatments, Family, tagged Autism, Autism treatments, clinical trials, Peer-review process, peer-reviewed journals on October 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
One of the greatest challenges you will face following the diagnosis of your child is determining which treatments to pursue to help your child grow and develop maximally. Many treatments are readily available for treating autism making the treatment selection decisions difficult for families. To ensure that your child receives treatment that is most effective [...]
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