Preparing Your Child For a Neurobehavioral Evaluation
As a parent, receiving a recommendation for your child to undergo a neurobehavioral evaluation can bring up a whirlwind of emotions, from relief at finally getting answers to anxiety about the unknown. Whether you’re exploring potential diagnoses like ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, anxiety, or other neurodevelopmental conditions, proper preparation can make all the difference in ensuring an accurate assessment and a positive experience for your child.
7 Signs Your Child May Be Struggling With an Eating Disorder
Eating disorders are a common mental health challenge that affects nearly 10-20% of women and 4-10% of men in young adulthood (ages 18-25).(1) Contrary to popular belief, eating disorders impact both men and women, making it essential for parents of children of all genders to recognize the warning signs. If you’re concerned that your child […]
Most Common Neurobehavioral Disorders in Children
Neurobehavioral disorders can impact individuals at any age, but they can be especially challenging for children who are still undergoing the developmental phases of life. As a parent or caregiver, it is extremely important to understand the signs and symptoms of neurobehavioral disorders in children so that you can best support your little one. […]
What To Do If Your Child Is Self-Harming
As a parent, it can be difficult to intervene in your child’s mental health, especially as they enter their teenage years. Teenagers crave trust, independence, and solitude. However, it is your responsibility as a parent to ensure their wellbeing and be as involved as possible if you discover that your child might be self-harming. As […]
Dispelling 5 Myths About Autism
It’s time we break apart some commonly confusing myths surrounding autism. Autism is a neurological disorder that is caused by differences in the brain from birth. Myths surrounding this disorder can be extremely harmful to those who are diagnosed with this condition, those with loved ones who live with it, or medical professionals on a […]
Living With Someone With Anxiety Disorder? Here Are a Few Tips to Support Them
Everyone has, at some point, experienced the pang of wanting to help someone who is in pain and not being sure how to best support them. This is especially acute when the person you want to comfort is a family member or loved one with whom you live every day. Parents of children with anxiety, […]
INTERACTIVE ONLINE WORKSHOP: GUARDIANSHIP AND ITS ALTERNATIVES
Please join us for a free webinar. Jim Silver and Ellen A. Callegary are presenting for Pathfinders for Autism: “Guardianship & Its Alternatives” – Thursday, April 29th from noon to 1:30 p.m. [fusion_button link=”https://app.etapestry.com/cart/PathfindersforAutism/default/item.php?ref=843.0.1471118373″ text_transform=”uppercase” title=”” target=”_blank” link_attributes=”” alignment_medium=”” alignment_small=”” alignment=”center” modal=”” hide_on_mobile=”small-visibility,medium-visibility,large-visibility” sticky_display=”normal,sticky” class=”” id=”” color=”blue” button_gradient_top_color=”” button_gradient_bottom_color=”” button_gradient_top_color_hover=”” button_gradient_bottom_color_hover=”” accent_color=”” accent_hover_color=”” type=”” bevel_color=”” […]
47th Annual International Neuropsychology Society Conference
Dr. Culotta, Dr. Blackwell, and interns from NeuroBehavioral Associates will be presenting 3 posters at this year’s 47th Annual International Neuropsychology Society Conference in New York, New York. The conference will be held from February 20th through February 23rd. The following research case studies will be presented: Culotta, S. O., Wegfahrt, M. E., and […]
Do Girls and Women Camoflauge Autism?
Earlier this year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced a new estimate of the number of children living in the United States with autism spectrum disorder, a condition that affects many aspects of development. There isn’t any one test to diagnose autism, but a person with autism may exhibit marked communication differences, such […]
IEP Development: Points to Ponder
Attending an individualized education program meeting for your child can be overwhelming and complex. There may be many members on an IEP team, including you, the parent, as well as the child’s teachers, evaluators, and school administrators. When appropriate, the child may also be involved in the IEP meeting, as may other caregivers or school […]