Autism
The reality of 'neurodiversity': Autism awareness under Iranian missile attacks
HEALTH AFFAIRS: “I want to stay in the car!” - a wartime moment exposes the gap between ideology and reality.
Virtual ADHD and autism testing expands access to diagnosis for children and adults
Virtual ADHD and autism testing surges across Israel
Jewish education organization targets program at adults with intellectual disabilities
Hyperbaric oxygen chamber therapy effective in animal models for improvement of autism - study
Fischer and Barak explained that hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is a form of treatment in which patients sit in special chambers where the air consists of 100% oxygen.
The link between autism and feeling misunderstood - study
Autism is a common neurodevelopmental condition and is characterized by marked social difficulties, especially in communication.
Children with autism no longer have to go to board reviews
The National Insurance Institute issued a new circular to branches across Israel. A child with autism should not have to keep attending frequent board reviews.
London special needs school is where haredi, secular Jews meet
A boutique school of about 50 students ages 4-12 in northwest London, Gesher is in some ways a testament to the shortcomings of London’s Jewish day schools.
This woman made aliyah and led the push for Israeli disability inclusion
Clara Katz Feldman is the social visionary behind the SHEKEL organization that has transformed the field in Israel and several other countries.
Can we differentiate between autism types based on facial recognition? - study
“Our work may provide a blueprint for the next generation of research studies to move from biomarker discovery to validation to deliver optimal outcomes for autistic people,” the study concluded.
New method to improve visual perception of people with autism developed in TAU
‘Memory flashes’ help patients generalize learning to other situations and may also help in rehabilitation after neurological injuries.
Jewish Agency chairman finally voted in: Doron Almog
71-year-old Almog is the founder and chairman of ADI Negev Nahalat Eran Rehabilitation Village and is a recipient of the Israel Prize.
Israeli scientists solve mystery: How human brain processes, stores movement
Technion-Israel Institute of Technology scientists found that computation occurs not just in the interaction among nerve cells but also within each individual neuron.
Autistic teens exhibit their art at Abarbanel
This artistic effort is part of a larger vision, a wish that the walls between the mental health space and local residents be lowered.