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More autism supports needed for older kids, adults, advocates say - Vimarsana News

More autism supports needed for older kids, adults, advocates say

Some people with autism and parents of kids with autism are frustrated that a recent Nova Scotia government funding boost for autism services is directed only to preschoolers.

Source: cbc.ca
USIU-Africa partners with the University of Nevada, to launch Africa's first behavioral analysis training course - Vimarsana News

USIU-Africa partners with the University of Nevada, to launch Africa's first behavioral analysis training course

The United States International University-Africa (USIU-Africa) has partnered with University of Nevada to deliver a behavior analysis certificate course, a first in Africa.

Transitioning a child from one activity to another - Vimarsana News

Transitioning a child from one activity to another

Applied Behaviour Analysis strategies that can help

Speaking Out: Seeing beauty in the autistic - Vimarsana News

Speaking Out: Seeing beauty in the autistic

Using Applied Behaviour Analysis helps highlight the dignity in autistic children

UAE COVID-19: What to do if you think your baby or child might have autism - Vimarsana News

UAE COVID-19: What to do if you think your baby or child might have autism

When Bianca Parzanezi Neves’ daughter Clara was born in 2013, it was love at first sight for the besotted new parents. "My pregnancy was perfect and Clara was born a super calm, beautiful and healthy baby,” says Bianca, a Brazilian stylist living in Dubai. “My husband, Marco, and I could not have dreamed of anything better.” However, although they knew that their little girl was special, they began to become concerned when by 18 months she was not really answering to her name or giving them eye contact. “We spoke to her paediatric doctor, who could not see anything wrong, and her nu...