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Is ADHD Considered A Learning Disability?
Although ADHD can make learning difficult, it is not considered to be a learning disability like dyslexia. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleCan You Have Autism & ADHD At The Same Time?
Autism and ADHD are two distinct conditions with similar symptoms that often co-occur. Visit the Drake Institute to find out how autism and ADHD compare.
Read ArticleIs ADHD/ADD On The Autism Spectrum? Is It Similar To Autism?
ADHD and autism spectrum disorder are different neurological conditions that can sometimes occur together. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleSugar Consumption & ADHD: Does Sugar Make ADHD Worse?
Sugar consumption can dysregulate dopamine receptors, which can contribute to a child's behavioral issues. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleThe Impulsive Child - ADHD & Impulsive Behavior in Children
Parenting an impulsive child is no easy task, especially where ADHD is present. Find out how the experts at the Drake Institute can help your family!
Read ArticleCalifornia Regional Center Funding for Brain-Map Guided Neurofeedback
Learn how to access funding for neurofeedback therapy through California Regional Centers' Self-Determination Program for autism and developmental disabilities.
Read ArticleDoes Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Get Worse With Age?
Although Autism doesn't get worse over time, the symptoms of autism can change as a person gets older. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleGirls With Autism vs. Boys With Autism: What's The Difference?
Autistic boys and girls share the same symptoms; however, more boys are diagnosed with ASD than girls. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleIs Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) A Neurological Disorder?
Autism is both a neurological and a developmental disorder that leads to impairments in brain functioning. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleMTHFR Gene & Autism: What's The Connection?
Although there is no known cause of autism, research suggests that MTHFR gene mutations may be a factor. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleSensory Processing Disorder vs. Autism: What's The Difference?
Although similar, there are many important differences between Sensory Processing Disorder and Autism Spectrum Disorder. View the full details here.
Read ArticleSigns & Symptoms of Autism in Women: What To Look Out For
Although autism men and women share similar symptoms, autism can be more difficult to diagnose in women. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleWhat Are Autism Masking Behaviors? Symptoms, Effects & More
Autistic masking is a behavioral pattern where those with ASD hide their symptoms to better fit in. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleWhat Is Autistic Stimming: Behavior Examples, Types & More
Stimming is a type of behavior that helps autistic individuals cope with emotions, stress, and more. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleWhat Is High-Functioning Autism: Symptoms Treatment & More
High-functioning ASD is not an official diagnosis; however, it is sometimes used in certain circumstances. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleWhat Is Level 1 Autism? Symptoms & Treatment
Level 1 autism is the "mildest form" of autism with symptoms including difficulty with communication and organization. View the full details here.
Read ArticleWhat Is Level 2 Autism? Stage 2 Autism Symptoms & Prognosis
Individuals diagnosed with level 2 autism require substantial support in their daily activities. Visit the Drake Institute to learn more about autism.
Read ArticleWhat Is Level 3 Autism? Stage 3 Autism Symptoms & Treatment
Level 3 autism is the most severe form of ASD, and as such, requires the most support. Visit the Drake Institute to learn more about level 3 ASD.
Read ArticleWhat Is The Best Diet For Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)?
For those with ASD, getting the right amount of nutrition can be difficult due to food sensitivities. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleWhat's The Difference Between Autism vs. Down Syndrome?
Although autism and down syndrome share several similarities, there are distinct differences between them. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleWhen Does Autism Develop? Early Signs Of Autism In Children
Symptoms of autism can appear as early as 6 months. Visit the Drake Institute to find out more about the signs of autism in infants and toddlers.
Read ArticleWhy Is Autism Increasing? Why Is Autism More Common Now?
Autism rates have been on the rise since 1960, but why? Visit the Drake Institute to learn about how the diagnostic criteria for autism have changed.
Read ArticlePhobic Anxiety Disorders: Common Phobias & Treatment Options
Phobias are a serious condition affecting millions of Americans, but we can help. Visit the Drake Institute to learn about our non-drug treatments.
Read ArticleNeurofeedback For Traumatic Brain Injuries: How Does It Work?
Neurofeedback therapy can help alleviate the symptoms of traumatic brain injuries, including concussions. View the full details at the Drake Institute.
Read ArticleHow Does Neurofeedback Therapy For Stress Disorders Work?
Neurofeedback therapy is a non-drug treatment protocol that can help patients achieve long-term relief from stress. Learn how at the Drake Institute.
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