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What Pediatricians Can Do About the Autism Epidemic

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jun 27, 2015

Parents will be more upset with the pediatrician who says, “Let’s wait,” and improvement does not occur, than one who advises, “Let’s err on the side of caution,” even if symptoms could have abated without intervention.

Video Games and Autism – ADHD

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jun 21, 2015

Anger, frustration, anxiety, lack of focus and attention, distractible, short-fuse, non-social, in-their-own-world, bossy, and sensory overload are not characteristics that a parent would ever want to encourage in a child who has developmental difficulties.

Toilet Training and Autism

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jun 14, 2015

Knowledgeable parents pay attention to the signs that the child wants/ needs/ is going to… “do number 2”. Sometimes, they are lucky, and catch it early enough. Literally.

Stopping the Autism & ADHD Supplements

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jun 6, 2015

Until more information is available regarding the specific cause(s) and treatment(s) for Autism Spectrum, practitioners need to figure out our own protocols for starting AND stopping the myriad of sometimes helpful products.

Aspertools for Asperger’s Spectrum

by Dr. Brian Udell | May 31, 2015

Aspertools contains informative vignettes, insightful humor, pathos, and practical ways to chart the successful course for an ‘Aspie’. In short, Dr. Reitman emphasizes the need to look at the world through another’s eyes.

Best Summertime Activities for Children with Autism and ADHD

by Dr. Brian Udell | May 23, 2015

Children who get to visit the family’s home state/country/old neighborhood thrive. The cousins are usually prepared, so the ASD kid has built-in playmates.

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