Tag: autism
“Charlie just wants a friend. Some kids refer to him as ‘the boy that doesn’t talk’ He tried to make friends with online gaming but only felt frustrated after being mocked for how he talks. He needs to know that he is worthy of having friends and that he is not alone. For the past …
Category: Apraxia, Blog, crowdFunnit, News, Projects Tags: apraxia, autism, bully, Cherab, crowdfunnit, friendship circle, special needs
“I then let them know that Scooby Doo doesn’t talk like everyone else -“but he’s lots of fun and a cool dude to hang out with right?” Description of a “Circle of Friends“ If your child has or is being teased, the following is an effective evidence-based technique that I first learned about from an …
Category: About, Advocacy, Apraxia, Blog, crowdFunnit, News, Research, Support Tags: araxia, autism, bullying, circle of friends, evidence based, special needs
Josie Eugenie got just what she wanted for her birthday, and we couldn’t be happier for her. Dozens of people came together to help her celebrate her 24th birthday; thoughtful, kind individuals and families accepting of a world where not everyone is the same. Before Josie’s crowdFunnit birthday party she had expressed, “Being Autistic I’ve …
Tearing up the dance floor at the Falling Creek Park picnic shelter in Bedford, VA was none other than the birthday boy himself, Ayden Carter. Thanks to DJ Joshua Clougherty of Bass, Steak and Fries, Ayden and his guests got to show off their moves, celebrating a day of newfound friendship and fun. Special thanks …
“It’s heartbreaking when he comes to us just about every day saying he’s so lonely. He says everyone thinks he is weird and he has no friends.” ~ Rebecca Carter October 17, 2015 1:00PM to 4:00PM Falling Creek Park 1257 Country Farm Rd Bedford, VA 24523 RSVP here Press Release We raised over our goal of 275 to …
“Every so often, scientists really do discover a substance of transformative power, one with the ability to cure the previously incurable and improve the quality of life for the rest of us. Omega-3 fatty acids — a component of simple fish oil, once so prevalent in our diet but now largely absent — could be …
Category: Apraxia, Essential Fatty Acids (EFA), fish, Therapy Tags: algae, apraxia, autism, Cherab Foundation, DHA, dosage, EPA, evidence, fish oil, NN ProEFA 3.6.9., NNProEFA, NNProEPA, PUFA, Research, serving suggestions
By Molly Clarke writer for the Social Security Disability Help blog Communication is a vital part of human life. We use communication to interact, learn, and develop. When a child’s ability to communicate is compromised, he or she may experience certain limitations that can only be corrected with a certain level of personalized support. Unfortunately, …
Category: Advocacy, Apraxia, Resources Tags: ADHD, application, apraxia, autism, communication disorder, disability, Eligibility, Qualifying for Social Security Disability Benefits, Social Security
I am currently doing research for my Honor’s Thesis at Niagara University. The research is based on the Stereotypes Myths and Misconceptions perpetuated towards people who are on the Autism Spectrum. However to move forward, I am going to need help from parents, caregivers, family members and friends of individual’s diagnosed with Autism. Please send …
The following study was published in the Clin Biochem Epub in Spetember of 2008 Role of polyunsaturated fatty acids in the management of Egyptian children with autism Department of Research on Children with Special Needs, National Research Center, Cairo, Egypt Meguid NA, Atta HM, Gouda AS, Khalil RO OBJECTIVE: Estimation of free polyunsaturated fatty acids …
Carnosine, not Carnitine: First Fish, Now Red Meat and Chicken?!! From a posting to the CHERAB Grouplist, by Lisa Geng Founder of CHERAB Foundation I just received an email from Cathleen Buchanan, PhD, who is the Research Coordinator to Dr. Michael Chez, Pediatric Neurologist. Dr. Chez has been very involved with research in autism and …
Consumers United for Evidence-Based Healthcare (CUE) is a national coalition of health and consumer advocacy organizations committed to empowering consumers to make the best use of evidence-based healthcare (EBHC).
Tag: autism
Charlie Chuong’s 13th Birthday Party Invitation
Posted: November 28, 2022 by lisa
“Charlie just wants a friend. Some kids refer to him as ‘the boy that doesn’t talk’ He tried to make friends with online gaming but only felt frustrated after being mocked for how he talks. He needs to know that he is worthy of having friends and that he is not alone. For the past …
Category: Apraxia, Blog, crowdFunnit, News, Projects Tags: apraxia, autism, bully, Cherab, crowdfunnit, friendship circle, special needs
Circle Of Friends
Posted: September 9, 2018 by lisa
“I then let them know that Scooby Doo doesn’t talk like everyone else -“but he’s lots of fun and a cool dude to hang out with right?” Description of a “Circle of Friends“ If your child has or is being teased, the following is an effective evidence-based technique that I first learned about from an …
Category: About, Advocacy, Apraxia, Blog, crowdFunnit, News, Research, Support Tags: araxia, autism, bullying, circle of friends, evidence based, special needs
Josie Has The Birthday Party She Always Dreamed Of
Posted: December 1, 2016 by CrowdFunnit
Josie Eugenie got just what she wanted for her birthday, and we couldn’t be happier for her. Dozens of people came together to help her celebrate her 24th birthday; thoughtful, kind individuals and families accepting of a world where not everyone is the same. Before Josie’s crowdFunnit birthday party she had expressed, “Being Autistic I’ve …
Category: Blog, crowdFunnit, Past Parties, Slider Tags: autism, birthday party, crowdfunnit, Josie Eugenie, thank you
Ayden’s Birthday Party Brings Happiness That Can’t Be Put Into Words
Posted: October 24, 2015 by CrowdFunnit
Tearing up the dance floor at the Falling Creek Park picnic shelter in Bedford, VA was none other than the birthday boy himself, Ayden Carter. Thanks to DJ Joshua Clougherty of Bass, Steak and Fries, Ayden and his guests got to show off their moves, celebrating a day of newfound friendship and fun. Special thanks …
Category: Blog, crowdFunnit, Past Parties, Slider Tags: autism, Ayden, birthday, crowdfunnit, friends
Ayden Carter’s 10th Birthday Invitation
Posted: September 18, 2015 by CrowdFunnit
“It’s heartbreaking when he comes to us just about every day saying he’s so lonely. He says everyone thinks he is weird and he has no friends.” ~ Rebecca Carter October 17, 2015 1:00PM to 4:00PM Falling Creek Park 1257 Country Farm Rd Bedford, VA 24523 RSVP here Press Release We raised over our goal of 275 to …
Category: Blog, crowdFunnit, Past Parties, Slider Tags: alienated, autism, Ayden, birthday, crowdfunnit, friends, socialize
Therapeutic Use Of Fish Oil for Communication
Posted: February 10, 2014 by lisa
“Every so often, scientists really do discover a substance of transformative power, one with the ability to cure the previously incurable and improve the quality of life for the rest of us. Omega-3 fatty acids — a component of simple fish oil, once so prevalent in our diet but now largely absent — could be …
Category: Apraxia, Essential Fatty Acids (EFA), fish, Therapy Tags: algae, apraxia, autism, Cherab Foundation, DHA, dosage, EPA, evidence, fish oil, NN ProEFA 3.6.9., NNProEFA, NNProEPA, PUFA, Research, serving suggestions
Communication Disorders and Social Security Benefits
Posted: October 4, 2013 by lisa
By Molly Clarke writer for the Social Security Disability Help blog Communication is a vital part of human life. We use communication to interact, learn, and develop. When a child’s ability to communicate is compromised, he or she may experience certain limitations that can only be corrected with a certain level of personalized support. Unfortunately, …
Category: Advocacy, Apraxia, Resources Tags: ADHD, application, apraxia, autism, communication disorder, disability, Eligibility, Qualifying for Social Security Disability Benefits, Social Security
Autism Stereotypes Myths and Misconceptions Research
Posted: September 18, 2013 by lisa
I am currently doing research for my Honor’s Thesis at Niagara University. The research is based on the Stereotypes Myths and Misconceptions perpetuated towards people who are on the Autism Spectrum. However to move forward, I am going to need help from parents, caregivers, family members and friends of individual’s diagnosed with Autism. Please send …
Category: Research Tags: autism, misconceptions, myths, Research, stereotypes
Study on polyunsaturated fatty acids and autism
Posted: September 1, 2008 by cherab
The following study was published in the Clin Biochem Epub in Spetember of 2008 Role of polyunsaturated fatty acids in the management of Egyptian children with autism Department of Research on Children with Special Needs, National Research Center, Cairo, Egypt Meguid NA, Atta HM, Gouda AS, Khalil RO OBJECTIVE: Estimation of free polyunsaturated fatty acids …
Category: Essential Fatty Acids (EFA) Tags: autism, EFA
Some Carnosine Resources
Posted: February 23, 2003 by cherab
Carnosine, not Carnitine: First Fish, Now Red Meat and Chicken?!! From a posting to the CHERAB Grouplist, by Lisa Geng Founder of CHERAB Foundation I just received an email from Cathleen Buchanan, PhD, who is the Research Coordinator to Dr. Michael Chez, Pediatric Neurologist. Dr. Chez has been very involved with research in autism and …
Category: Resources, Therapy Tags: autism, carn-aware, carnosine, Chez, geng