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You will also gain insights into tailoring EF development approaches, ensuring individuals with autism can achieve greater independence and success in their personal and academic lives. Learn about ALTA self-determination options.
- FEAT
Since 1993, FEAT families and supporters have worked hard to...
- FEAT Walk
FEAT is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization of...
- For New Parents
Autism is a pervasive medical condition requiring effective...
- Autism
What is Autism? Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or Autism...
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FEAT community resources. These are resources FEAT provides...
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Welcome to the Families for Early Autism Treatment Website;...
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Families For Early Autism Treatment P. O. Box 255722...
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Families for Early Autism Treatment P. O. Box 255722...
- FEAT
Since 1993, FEAT families and supporters have worked hard to improve treatment resources and advocacy services; and effect changes in the minds of those who make program decisions for individuals with Autism and their families. Begin our journey with us resolved to be an Autism treatment champion.
Our mission is to promote better health and quality of life for children and young adults with Autism.
Families for Effective Autism Treatment (FEAT) of Louisville is a non-profit organization that actively supports and funds autism programs for the entire family.
Our parent group meetings help families cope with the challenges of autism and to help families feel that they are not alone. Not only do they share their struggles, but also what works for their family, resources, and interventions that have helped them.
1 sty 2024 · Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is the most effective method for dealing with emotional difficulties, but it has not been widely used because of the shortage of trained experts. Parent-mediated intervention (PMI) involves parents acquiring knowledge and specific skills to improve their child’s functioning or reduce challenging behaviors.
26 lis 2020 · One non-systematic review 11 reports that whilst clear evidence of efficacy is lacking, family therapies might benefit families by improving relationships and strengths of the family living with ASD.
