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Some Thoughts On Parenting, And Then Research Based Blogging: Culture And Autism - Vimarsana News

Some Thoughts On Parenting, And Then Research Based Blogging: Culture And Autism

When I did my master's degree, I split my areas of interest: my thesis and several projects leading up to it focused on a fairly complex intersection of how personality traits, explanatory style, religious well-being and spiritual well-being impacted satisfaction with life and adaptive coping in individuals dealing with pain.

Remembering Central State Hospital Green Building in Milledgeville - Vimarsana News

Remembering Central State Hospital Green Building in Milledgeville

In July, Governor Brian Kemp signed an executive order to demolish three buildings on campus: the Green, the Jones, and the Walker building.

Source: 13wmaz.com
Study: Many of NJ's teens are living with undiagnosed autism - Vimarsana News

Study: Many of NJ's teens are living with undiagnosed autism

The published study is believed to deliver the best look at ASD prevalence among teens in our region.

Source: wpst.com
Duke University Team Develops App That Accurately Screens For Autism - Vimarsana News

Duke University Team Develops App That Accurately Screens For Autism

A Duke University team has developed an app that detects a range of behaviors associated with autism, giving it the potential to improve early detection of the disorder.

Source: forbes.com
Study: Many of NJ's teens are living with undiagnosed autism - Vimarsana News

Study: Many of NJ's teens are living with undiagnosed autism

The published study is believed to deliver the best look at ASD prevalence among teens in our region.

Source: wobm.com