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24.01.2022 I'm Trialing a New Device For Autism - Keep Watching For The Updates - Both Good And Bad I am very excited: Ron Davis has designed a NOIT (Neuro Orientation Induction Telemeter), which is a device to help Autistic children to individuate, that is to return to their bodies. at this stage, DAA (Davis Autism Approach) is trialing the device in the USA and NZ. Read the article here on my Blog http://www.autismsydney.com/

24.01.2022 As so often the case - brilliance of Autistic individuals: https://youtu.be/CpNu0HH5vek

22.01.2022 https://autismsydney.wordpress.com//wasting-beautiful-min/

21.01.2022 If they can't learn the way we teach, we teach the way they learn

20.01.2022 Might be of interest :) http://blogs.kqed.org//for-dyslexic-and-visually-impaired/

19.01.2022 Watch this video on what it can be like to live with Autism:

18.01.2022 New date for free Dyslexia Talk at the Central Coast: Sunday, Feb 3 from 6.30 - 8 pm Unit 10/9-13 Hutton Road, The Entrance North www.sydneydyslexia.com

18.01.2022 The joy of Hyperlexia...view blog @ www.sydneydyslexia.com

17.01.2022 http://www.sydneydyslexia.com/apps/blog/

16.01.2022 quite brilliant! Low or High functioning...

16.01.2022 https://youtu.be/kdw-GPqeYLE

16.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/davisautisminte//1170779406268816

15.01.2022 terrific explanations of Dyslexia and other learning difficulties. Long, but worth the watch

14.01.2022 The story of Johnny Hickey and his rescue dog Xena, shows the powerful connection between an autistic boy and his rehabilitation with the help of a puppy

14.01.2022 "I'm studying music therapy. I just finished observing a music program for children with disabilities, and I'm taking notes." "So what's something you observed...?" "Many of the children had some form of autism. And it seemed that playing music together gave them the satisfaction of contributing to a group and forming relationships, without the pressure of having to speak or maintain eye contact." See more

13.01.2022 Congratulations, Temple...well deserved

11.01.2022 Genetic variants linked to autism spectrum disorders may have been selected during evolution because they also contribute to intellectual achievement, a new Yale School of Medicine study suggests.

10.01.2022 Ronald Davis Approach and how to lift the veil of this chaos

10.01.2022 Hi friends! I am winding down this page - please join me on:\ http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sydney-Dyslexia/264171730287254?ref=hl look forward to see you there, Barbara

09.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/sydneydysl/posts/10154095129807526

06.01.2022 What an inspirational father...with unconditional love and great respect.

06.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/bethshier38/posts/10157008456145232

05.01.2022 Not New, but always a good reminder that there is much more awareness than expected

05.01.2022 The Beginnings of over 30 Concepts necessary for Autistic individuals to fully participate in life - self and change

04.01.2022 #throwbackthursday: An oldie but a goodie. Stephen Wiltshire was diagnosed with Autism at the age of three. Although mute, it was soon discovered that he had a true affinity for drawing and buildings. His first word was Paper. In 2010 he was commissioned to draw the Manhattan skyline. After a 20 minute helicopter ride, Wiltshire spent six days drawing in perfect detail this vast, intricate landscape.

04.01.2022 The unique Davis autism approach

03.01.2022 We need more artists, actors, politicians and public figures to make a stand like he did

03.01.2022 Simply beautiful

02.01.2022 https://autismsydney.wordpress.com//studying-the-disorien/

02.01.2022 interesting article regarding sensitivity and interaction of stimuli

01.01.2022 San Francisco-based photographer Timothy Archibald began photographing his autistic 5-year-old son Elijah as a way of dealing with the young boy's diagnosis

01.01.2022 Sydney University students have asked me to promote this on my site. Maybe someone finds it useful