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A new intensive program for very young children with autism has produced impressive results, leading to substantial gains in I.Q. and in listening skills after two years of therapy. The program, called the Early Start Denver Model, or E.S.D.M., was part of a two-year study of 48 children as young as 18 months old. Half the children received the intensive therapy, while the rest received a community-based autism intervention, according to ...
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For the past few years zinc Roe has supported a number of charities. It's part of being a good corporate citizen. Everyone on our team puts forward the name of one charity to give to. It's a great chance to learn more about all the great work that charities are doing both here at home and around the world. To mark the holidays zinc Roe is giving a total of $1800 to nine projects. I hope you'll take a minute to learn more about each of these ...
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My visit to Pathlight School yesterday was nothing short of amazing :) Pathlight is a beautiful place, in many ways. I took lots of notes & photos and will be writing about it shortly after Christmas. In the meantime, I wanted to share an e-mail I received from two teachers at the Anshan Angel Wings Center for Children with Autism . I met them during my trip to Nanjing. They had heard from a family that Helen would be in town for a few days ...
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