Autism

AWARE:  ADULTS WITH AUTISM  RECREATION EXPERIENCE Request registration forms This is a program to offer fun, summer activities for young adults, ages 18 and older, on the autism spectrum. Some individuals, as they enter adulthood, still need the assistance and support of others to be able to participate in many community activities. The purpose of

\”After her nephew was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, neuroscientist Leanne Chukoskie immersed herself in the subject, and changed her research focus to helping those with the diagnosis. “When I was a postdoctoral fellow at the Salk Institute, I had a family member diagnosed with autism,” Chukoskie said. “My family came to me; everyone’s asking ‘What

Congratulations to Kevin Freeman, the winner of our annual Autism Raffle! We appreciate Amy Munera, President of the Autism Society of San Diego and her sons for helping us pick this year’s winner. Thanks to everyone who participated and helped make this raffle a success!

\”We have several remaining FREE family tickets to the Sensory-Friendly Concert for all ages at the Balboa Theatre featuring Julia from Sesame Street on Saturday June 9 at 2:30pm-3:30pm. To be eligible, please read below and fill out the form accessible below. * Current Autism Society San Diego Members: please fill out the registration form below at link.

\”A University of San Francisco professor has developed an algorithm that could change lives and lead to better outcomes for children living with autism. Dr. William Bosl, a neuroscientist at USF, figured out you can see abnormal patterns in brain activity from an age-old source — EEG sensors — that capture wavelengths. The research also highlights how

\”Join over 25 of the World’s Most Trusted Doctors, Researchers & Therapeutic Specialists as they reveal the cutting edge science and techniques that are paving the path towards healing: for children AND their caregivers.    Autism Hope Alliance has provided over $1.2 Million in scholarships, program assistance, special foods, supplements, books, cleaners, toys and other

\”World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD) aims to put a spotlight on the hurdles that people with autism – and others living with autism – face every day. As a growing global health issue owing to its increasing exposure in the press and common knowledge, autism is an issue that is only gaining more understanding –

Autism Awareness holds a special place in our heart. Stop in to Pistachio Cut & Color Bar and purchase a $10 raffle ticket to be entered into our Autism Raffle! All proceeds benefit the Autism Society of San Diego, in support of National Autism Awareness Month!  

\”The Oceanside Civitan Group is slated to have its next meeting from noon to 1:30p.m. Monday at the Jolly Roger Restaurant, 1900 N. Harbor Drive. Lunch costs $14. Civitan is a service group, headquartered in Birmingham, Ala., whose main focus to raise money for research to help children and adults with autism and Alzheimer\’s disease.