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Volume: 4, Issue: 9

March 1, 2010

Welcome to the Autism Therapy eBrief published by Healing Thresholds.If you haven't visited our therapy resource directory lately, please do so. We now have over 40,000 therapy providers including marriage and family counselors, speech therapists, and pediatric psychiatrists. If you type your zip code into the directory, you will see what types of therapy are available in your area.Please link to Healing Thresholds: If you could link to us from your Web site or blog, it would be of great help. Please feel free to link directly to the page that has the therapy topic that is of most interest to your audience, such as applied behavior analysis, casein-free diet, or linktype="link">. Here are all of the autism therapies we cover.

Research

Harnessing the Power of Play: Opportunities for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: Play can be a bridge between the teacher and a child with autism.

Read more... Sleep Patterns in Autism Spectrum Disorders: Behavioral therapy and melatonin may both be helpful children with autism who have sleep problems.

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News

Small Study Shows that Oxytocin May Help Children with Autism

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Pediatric Therapy Clinic Opens in Oregon

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Music Therapy for Victims of Stroke May Also Help Children with AutismRead more...

Therapies

Gluten-Free Diet and Children with Autism Many research studies report that children with autism often have gastrointestinal problems. Proponents of a gluten-free diet say that these gastrointestinal difficulties make it hard for some children to digest certain grains properly, which could affect behavior. Proponents say such digestion difficulties may contribute to reduced desire for social interaction, reduced pain sensitivity, and increased confusion. A gluten-free diet is an eating plan in which certain grains (wheat, barley, rye, oats) are eliminated from the diet. Read more...

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