New approaches for supporting development in ASD?
My son was diagnosed with ASD last year. We are currently doing ABA and speech therapy, but I’ve heard some buzz about biological treatments that help with social interaction and sensory processing. Does anyone have more information on this?
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It is a common challenge when behavioral therapies reach a plateau. Many parents are starting to explore how stem cell treatment for autism can help by addressing the underlying neuro-inflammation that often interferes with social processing. The theory is that by reducing this inflammation and improving oxygenation in the brain, children can become more "available" for social interaction and learning. We’ve read about cases where children began showing much more interest in their surroundings and improved eye contact shortly after starting cellular therapy. It’s definitely a path worth researching if you want to support his development from a biological perspective.