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Today individuals, businesses, and organizations will Light It Up Blue for World Autism Awareness Day. That means you will see houses with blue porch lights, well-known skyscrapers temporarily turned blue, t-shirts and other Light It Up Blue gear, and many other expressions of support for those with Autism. At Brain Balance, we are committed to [...]
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The CDC has just released a new statistic stating that the number of children with Autism in the United States is continuing to rise, and currently 1 in 88 kids has some form of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Dr. Robert Melillo, creator of the Brain Balance Program®, appeared on Fox News yesterday to discuss this [...]
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A recent study from researchers at the University of North Carolina suggests communication processes in the brain may be altered well before a child is old enough to be diagnosed with Autism, possibly as early as six months. An article about the research at HealthDay shared the following:
“We know that there is evidence that [...]
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New research from Carnegie Mellon University reveals a link between poor brain sync and misuse of pronouns in people with Autism. The research, sponsored by Autism Speaks Foundation and National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, points to differences in the fMRIs of neuro-typical participants and those with high-functioning autism when using pronouns. An [...]
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Read one mother’s story about her family’s journey through the Brain Balance Program® for her two boys, one on the Autism spectrum and one with sensory and attention issues.
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