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| Friends of Research Autism On 1 May we launched a Friends of Research Autism scheme for people who wish to support our work by making a regular donation | Autism and challenging behaviour- it doesn’t have to be like this Date: Wednesday 27th June 2012, 8.45am – 4.30pm | Venue: Ambassadors Hotel, London, W1 |
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| Featured Intervention The Son-Rise program is a developmental, home-based, one to one approach, which is based on the idea that the best way to help a child with autism is to follow the child’s lead | Other Interventions Our descriptions and evaluations of 100 plus commonly used treatments and therapies for autism based on the scientific evidence published in peer-review journals |
This website is aimed at anyone with an interest in autism, including people with autism, parents and carers, service providers and policy makers. It is one of the biggest, most up-to-date, and most scientifically reliable websites in the world for information about autism, the issues facing individuals with autism, and the interventions used to help them.
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