To read our Unlocking The Key To Autism disclaimer for the reading pages or see the table of contents. 

Blogs/Newsletters

Here on the Blogs/Newsletters page, you will see blogs from organizations, and advocates with many different opinions regarding Autism of varying quality.

Autism care today (ACT) Blog

Here you will find many different categories of blogs related to autism written by many different individuals.

Different Roads to Learning Blog 

Here you will find articles published by the organization Different Roads to Learning. You will find articles discussing ABA and other methods on how to Help create routines. There are many years and records going back through long years of Different Roads to Learning Blog posts

Autism Speaks Blog

Here you will find a blog with posts by those affilated with Autism Speaks, Autistic people, Autism parents and more.

Nourishing Hope For Autism Blog

Here you go find gluten-free recipes, guidance and recommendations on possible foods that the various articles explain to avoid

Bio Individual Nutrition Institute

Here you are fine, similar to a nursing home, recipes which explain how the digestive systen influences autism and research papers which track the effects of gluten on Autism and the results. 

Here, almost all the articles are published by Julie Matthews  

Bock Intergrative Blog 

Our Integrative Medicine Blog focuses on innovative diagnosis and treatment of children, teens and adults suffering from complex illnesses. 

Autism Society of America Blog 

Here you will find: Toolkits, advocacy, opinion peices from the Autistic community, news updates from the  community, and more. 

Origins of Health 

The origin of heart is the online home of doctors Tom and Jill Moorecraft, where they share their insights into many complex medical conditions, including tick-borne illnesses, Mold Toxcicity? chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, & More

Brain Harmony BLOG 

Why Brain Harmony?

The science of neuroplasticity is the reason our protocols work.

The science of neuroplasticity, the understanding the brain is able to change in response to stimulation, is widely accepted and it is behind everything we do. 

We know we can improve brain organization and function in people of all ages because the brain grows, changes, and creates new pathways in response to stimulation and input from the environment.

We understand a repeated, simultaneous, multisensory approach works for most people and it will work for you and your family.

No different than building body strength and endurance with repetitive and specific physical exercise, we are able to build those neurological pathways and increase synaptic activity at any age.

Your Brain Harmony program is as unique as you are and designed to provide you; no matter your age or diagnosis, the correct path to optimal brain function. We work with you to remove barriers to brain health and to promote brain harmony. 

WonderMoms Blog 

Here you will see the blog from WonderMoms.com. There are opinion pieces from the moms, list articles, play ideas for your kids, how to help a disabled adult child live independently, and more. 

Jason Hague: Faith, Fatherhood & Autism Blog 

Hey, I’m Jason. I’m a dad, pastor, and writer who is happiest when telling stories and eating chips.

I am married to an exquisite beauty called Sara, and we have five adorable, intimidating children.

We live in Oregon because the coffee is terrific, the landscapes are beautiful, and the people are pretty swell, too.  This site will feature posts about autism, fatherhood, and the Christian faith.

That’s a mixed bag, I know, but that’s my life. There might be some short stories and poems thrown into the mix as well. The autism thing comes into play most often as my wife and I deal with my son Jackson’s condition.

He was developing normally until he turned two, and then he went into a fog. Soon, his vocabulary was gone, and he stopped hitting any developmental markers. At three, he was diagnosed with moderate autism.

A few years later, that was upgraded to “severe.” But this blog isn’t really about Jack.

It’s about me. It’s about all of us: how we ride the swells of progress and regress, how we clutch onto hope until our fingers freeze, and how we need to remind ourselves of the reality of joy in the midst of pain.  So if you’ve come here to learn the A to Z’s of autism, you’re going to be disappointed.

I’m no expert.

Rather, I’m just a guy who is still trying to figure things out. I’ve got my challenges, and you’ve got yours. So come. Journey with me. 

Crippled Scholar Blog 

I am a mad queer autistic disabled woman (I came to the realization about my queerness relatively late in life so ignore posts where I say I’m straight I was confused). I am doing my PhD in Critical Disability Studies and my research focus is the historical and contemporary ways mad and disabled women have been treated both physically and culturally. 

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