Re: Neuroplasticity can help people with autism

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Anoush Ahmeb wrote:

> and Bill,

>

> Sorry for the late reply! We just reconnected after some time off-line.

>

> Thanks for your detailed comments.

>

> “*Neuroplasticity can help people with autism*” was the *subject line* of

> that weeks’ USAAA newsletter, referring to the article “*Computerized Brain

> Training Aids Cognition in Schizophrenia*” and indeed, one should read very

> carefully.

Was there somehow a mix-up in citing URLs? I found the " subject line "

you quote at:

<http://www.thetelegram.com/Arts -

Life/2011-11-30/article-2820757/Light-at-the-end-of-the-tunnel/1>

I agree wholly with both the subject line's very clear meaning, and the

content of *that* article. FWIW, my own views accord rather well with

many of Dr. Mirolo's.

-Bill ...AS, retired clinical academic

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