This web article has behavior expert Dr. Paul Holland discuss the complex subject of autism and behavior, and the impact it has on children. Also discussed are the possible reasons behind the behaviors and strategies to help these students cope and redirect the behavivors.

This web article also discusses the challenging behaviors children and teens with ASD can have. Behavior triggers and strategies to avoid or limit these behaviors are also addressed on this site.

This article explores the idea of providing a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment to ensure the healthy development of all children, even more so for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). It discusses how children with ASD typically experience communication and social difficulties, are reliant on certain rules or routines, and may be sensitive to sounds or touch. An environment that accommodates to the needs of children with ASD can help to boost their physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development.

This article discusses ASD as a complex condition with a wide range of symptoms, and social interaction difficulties are a common hallmark. The article states that people with ASD often face challenges in various aspects of socialization, including making friends, interpreting social cues, and engaging in reciprocal conversations.

Specific challenges and obstacles experienced by students with ASD, the reasons behind these behaviors, and classroom strategies to help these students be successful are also explored.

This article discusses the issues children with ASD have with eating habits and having a narrow food focus. Dr. Emily Kuschner of Autism Speaks examines some of the reasons that lead to this issue, and coping strategies to help alleviate any behavioral issues that may arise.

The web article examines the eating habits and behaviors that can arise from issues with foods and eating in children with ASD. Also, the article explores why the selective eating of those with ASD can be a health risk, and ways to treat the issue.

This article discusses how autism is not caused by malnutrition or food-related challenges, but there is a connection between autism and food. This article explores how food-related challenges have a significant impact on many children with ASD.

This article discusses what sensory sensitivity is, and how it affects children with ASD in various ways. Also discussed is the differences in sensitivity and ways to accommodate children with ASD that have sensory issues of some kind.

This article discusses how autistic children are sometimes oversensitive to things like noise, crowds or temperature, and they try to avoid sensory experiences. Other autistic children can be under-sensitive, and they seek out sensory experiences. Also discussed is ways to manage sensory sensitivities, and using strategies for managing sensory sensitivities depend on how children react to sensory information.