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Treating Autism Using a Medical Approach

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ARI is dedicated to educating parents and clinicians regarding research, appropriate testing, and safe and effective interventions for autism. Since 1995, ARI has convened recurring meetings for carefully selected physicians, researchers, and scientists committed to finding effective treatments for autism.

Parents and clinicians who do not regard psychotropic drugs as the best or only means of treating autistic patients will welcome this chance to learn effective strategies for addressing the medical illnesses associated with autism.

You can begin learning right away:

• Find Conference dates, locations, speakers, and registration details
• Watch free scientific talks, presentations and panels featuring researchers, physicians, and parents
• Find a clinician on the list of clinicians who have agreed to assist individuals with autism:
  Clinicians  -- United States
  Clinicians  -- Outside the U.S.
• Parent treatment ratings for Autism and Asperger Syndrome
• Find peer-reviewed autism treatment research updates