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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
October: A Month of Awareness for Two Important Differences
October is an observance month for both Down syndrome and dyslexia. It’s time to celebrate adults and children with these conditions, as well as spread awareness and foster understanding of [...]
Back to School Tips for ADHD
Summer is a much needed break for children with ADHD. They can sleep in and go to bed more or less when they’d like. There’s plenty of time to play [...]
5 Myths About ADHD
ADHD, or Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, is one of the most commonly diagnosed neurobehavioral disorders. Despite that, or perhaps because of it, it is also one of the most misunderstood neurobehavioral [...]