AutismOne Radio

DESCRIPTION: An excerpt from a supervision and training session led by Steve Kossor with staff from the Institute for Behavior Change, discussing issues related to the delivery of in-home and in-school behavior support and treatment to children, including those with Autism spectrum disorders.

DESCRIPTION: This program discusses further the effects of music, not sound, on the body. Hormones, communication, walking, academic performance and musical order are all discussed.

DESCRIPTION: Next month we will discuss the GAP diet and the success some families are having implementing this diet. A neighbor of ours was featured on the news detailing how she recovered (or is recovering her child) on this diet. We are also EXCITED to share with you the link between SOD (Super Oxide Dismutase) in Autism and other health recoveries. It is found to be highest in content in The BARLEY GRASS. Lastly, we see clearly now how everything we have done to help our daughter has been attacking the root core of her issue... Aluminum Toxcity.

DESCRIPTION: We take a look at the upcoming Autism One/Generation Rescue Conference.

DESCRIPTION: Rigidity and challenges with being flexible comprise a major element of autism. Contradicting the emphasis on structure, Raun and Kristin discuss why helping our children improve their flexibility (which also addresses melt-downs, a symptom of flexibility issues) is so critically important. Your hosts also argue about padded push-up bras, create home-improving (and transforming) inventions, and celebrate our kids. Kristin dishes out essential living strategies, and Raun sounds off about the problems of voting for the right person in the age of cynical political parties.