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Autism Spectrum Disorder, Behavior, Brain Development, Cognitive Development, Health and Wellness, Home-based Therapy, Impulsivity, Independence, Language Development, Meltdowns, Neuroplasticity, Parent Involvement, Self Regulation, Sensory Development, Special Needs

Building Ben's Brain is a blog documenting the trials and victories experienced with a comprehensive neurological program for a teenager with severe autism.

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Applied Behavior Analysis, Articles, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Brain Development, Developmental Assessment, Down Syndrome, Failure to Thrive, Neuroplasticity, Occupational Therapy, Parent Involvement, Parent Training Course, Speech Therapy, Vision Therapy, Visual Impairment

When Debbie Fowler’s 6-year-old son MJ was diagnosed with mild, high-functioning autism, she started doing everything she could to help him adapt to situations that seemed to come so naturally to other children his age.

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ADHD, Articles, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Brain Development, Brain Injury, Cognitive Development, Developmental Assessment, Learning Disabilities, Motor Development, Motor Disorders, Neuroplasticity, Nutrition, Parent Involvement, Parent Training Course, Seizure Disorders, Social-Emotional Development, Special Needs, Your Thriving Child

Many homeschool families have a child (or children) with special needs that can range from minor to severe (seizures, cerebral palsy, blindness, severe autism, paralysis). Most families hope that there is more that can be done for their child.

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ADHD, Articles, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Brain Development, Brain Injury, Cerebral Palsy, Cognitive Development, Developmental Assessment, Developmental Delay, Developmental Disorders, Down Syndrome, Motor Development, Neuroplasticity, Nutrition, Parent Involvement, Parent Training Course, Social-Emotional Development, Special Needs, WeeFIM

Your child will never lead a normal life” – so goes the prognosis often heard by parents of kids with special needs. For parents lucky enough to find The Family Hope Center (FHC), the forecast is quite different.

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