Autism | Autism Resources

Autism-Adviser.com helps for you to give a general description. Below we give you a list of autism advisers who are specialist in this matter.

Disclaimer: We compile the list to help people. However we are not responsible for the validity and authenticity of the source. All of this is done for the sake of autism syndrome patients.

List of Autism Useful Related Sites

Autism-Society.org
AutismUSA.net
AutismToday.com
Autism.net
Autism.com
USAutism.org
AutismUSA.com
AutismSpeaks.org
AutismSpeaks.org.uk
ActionForAutism.co.uk
Asquarterly.com/advisors.html
Glenwood.org
Autism-Resources.com
FightingAutism.org
AutismOnline.org/support.htm
AutismTreatmentCenter.org
Nsasa.org
Autistics.org
Autcom.org
AutismUK.com
Autismndi.com/parentsupport
AutisticSociety.org

There is no specific cure or particular medical treatment for autism, but much can be done to maximise a child’s potential and this is key to managing the condition. Appropriate specialist education, speech, language and behavioural therapy are all important. There are many different approaches, some of which are based around theories about possible causes of autistic spectrum disorders (for example, the Son-Rise programme).

While many people feel they’ve achieved good results with some of these interventions, none of them is a cure-all, and many lack scientific evidence to demonstrate their benefits.

Others claim dietary changes or alternative remedies have helped, but these, too, are mostly unproven.


Medication is sometimes recommended when it’s felt to be of benefit to the child, for example to control seizures, depression or other symptoms.

As the precise events that lead to autistic spectrum disorders aren’t yet known, it isn’t possible to prevent them. Neither is there yet a simple screening test to identify people carrying genes that might increase susceptibility to autism.

Taken from article by Dr Trisha at bbc.co.uk