Seeking a Roadmap to Raising Children With Level 3 Autism
Marley, 7, and Carter, 5, are affectionate children who love hugs, fireworks, and all types of food. They also wander from safe places and do not speak, due to level 3 autism.
Learn MoreMany autistic people experience sensory challenges. They may be highly sensitive to sound, touch, or light, or may be picky eaters, while others may be under-reactive to sensory input such as temperature or injury. Read about people’s experiences with sensory challenges and learn about the research on this topic.
Browse Topics A-ZMarley, 7, and Carter, 5, are affectionate children who love hugs, fireworks, and all types of food. They also wander from safe places and do not speak, due to level 3 autism.
Learn MoreJulia knew her daughter had autism by the time the girl was only 1. How could she be so sure?
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Learn MoreOne of autism’s enduring questions is why do many children and adults on the spectrum under- or over-react to sound? Learn what we know, and don’t know, about sensory differences.
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Learn MoreMilosz Gasior may struggle to speak, but when he sits at the piano, he communicates effortlessly, in musical notes. Learn about the melodic world of this 20-year-old in SPARK.
Learn MoreHow can you prepare your child with autism for a dental visit? Read these tips from dentists and SPARK parents.
Learn MorePeople with autism face challenges with dental care. How can families and dentists help make care easier?
Learn MoreIn this recorded webinar, Dr. Yineman discusses how to make visits to the dental office more tolerable.
Learn MoreA good journalist always verifies the facts. So when former broadcast reporter Karen Zarsadiaz-Ige first read about the SPARK autism study, she checked it out. Here’s what she learned.
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