World Autism Awareness Day occurs annually on April 2nd. The purpose of Autism Awareness Day is to raise awareness about autism and to encourage acceptance and support for individuals living with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Correcting misconceptions about autism and drawing attention to the different types of autism can help increase understanding of ASD in communities throughout the world. Autism spectrum disorder treatment programs in Camp Worth are provided at our Fort Worth, Texas location. We offer comprehensive programs and services for children with ASD and their parents. Call [Dire ..read more

Nearly a quarter of teens with autism thirteen and older are likely to have some form of seizures or epilepsy. It can be challenging to tell if your teen with autism is having a seizure, as the symptoms of autism and seizures are very similar. To help reduce the symptoms of seizures and epilepsy, autism spectrum disorder therapy programs in Texas can help your teen son or daughter reduce the risk of seizures and help reduce other symptoms of autism. At Camp Worth, our medical staff works alongside our therapists to give your teen son or daughter a better chance at reducing the risks of seizure ..read more

For families of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) living in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, finding autism-friendly activities does not have to be difficult. Camp Worth, located in Forth Worth, Texas offers a family counseling program near Dallas. Our experienced and compassionate staff can provide suggestions for family-friendly activities that are also autism-friendly activities. For more information about our programs serving children ages 11-17 with ASD, call [Direct] or reach out online. What Is ASD? Autism spectrum disorder is a complex neurological disorder that affects how peopl ..read more

When discussing autism spectrum disorder (ASD), there can be some confusion in the terminology used to describe developmentally challenged individuals. That’s because, on the one hand, autism exists on a spectrum (hence the name), and on the other hand, not every developmentally challenged individual is on the spectrum. Two terms that are often encountered are neurotypical vs. neurodivergent. Neurotypical is defined as an individual with normal brain development and functioning who is not on the autism spectrum. Neurodivergent is defined as an individual (usually a child) who is on the autism ..read more

People living with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often struggle in social settings. They have trouble interacting with others and may have difficulty sharing their interests. Fortunately, occupational therapy for autism provides benefits by helping those with ASD learn the skills needed to handle themselves better in social situations at home or school. If your child or a child of a loved one has received an ASD diagnosis, and you believe that they could benefit from autism spectrum disorder therapy programs, contact Camp Worth today at [Direct]. What Is Occupational Therapy? Occupational the ..read more

For parents of children diagnosed with autism, it can be challenging to know how best to support them in developing communication skills. It’s essential to understand the different types of autism, and what you need to know about communication in autism. Call [Direct] to speak with someone from the knowledgeable and compassionate staff at Camp Worth in Texas about our functional skills training program for children and teens diagnosed with autism. What Is Autism? Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disorder that affects communication and behavior. People diagnosed with ASD may ex ..read more

Autism is a complex neurological disorder that affects how a person behaves, interacts, and communicates. It can be challenging to identify autism in children, especially when they are non-verbal. Call [Direct] to speak with someone from the knowledgeable and compassionate team at Camp Worth in Texas about the signs of non-verbal autism and how our counseling and behavior analysis program can help children and teens diagnosed with autism learn how to communicate better. What Is Autism? Autism—often called autism spectrum disorder (ASD)—is characterized by difficulties with social interaction a ..read more

Every year, thousands of children in the United States are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). One of the most common and defining characteristics of ASD is repetitive behaviors. Repetitive behaviors include any behavior that is repeated over and over again, such as hand-flapping, rocking, or making repetitive noises. It’s important to note that repetitive behaviors in autism can vary in severity from person to person. The diagnosis process for autism spectrum disorder treatment includes comprehensive assessments that can be conducted by a clinical team. This team may consist of ped ..read more