Why you should care about autism

By Lisa Ackerman This blog is not for families living with autism as they are well aware of this information. This blog is for you, the American taxpayer not living with autism in your life. You need to care about autism because you know what – your taxes are about to skyrocket. Please read. Autism... Continue Reading →

Recovery from Autism?

By Lisa Ackerman New research demonstrates RECOVERY FROM AUTISM is possible. It happens. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) agrees. They did a study in January 2013 (1.) More studies are underway. We know as we have sent dozens of TACA families their way. For many of you reading this blog you may think: Is... Continue Reading →

Danger can come with the change in seasons

By Lisa Ackerman For many families summer is filled with fun activities, vacations and almost always involves WATER! This sounds fun. And it is fun! I have fond memories of summer time shenanigans with my family and friends. For families living with autism the summer season can be the exact opposite of fun. It can... Continue Reading →

Every month is AUTISM Action month

by Lisa Ackerman Yesterday, my 14th autism awareness came to a conclusion. I have experienced 13 of these months asking for the same efforts – awareness. With the numbers now being 1 in 68 (1), I would love to meet someone that is not aware or affected by autism and the toll it takes on... Continue Reading →

TACA Facts – a new series in collaboration with AUTISM LIVE

By Lisa Ackerman We are very excited about a new video series in collaboration with our friends at Autism Live.   Introducing: TACA Facts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XvvOhr5br0 TACA Fact: Can children with autism recover? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPbshoOaBG0 Recovery References: -          NIH 2013 autism recovery study http://www.nih.gov/news/health/jan2013/nimh-15.htm -          Family stories https://www.tacanow.org/family-stories/ TACA Fact: Why aren’t Autism Treatments covered by medical... Continue Reading →

Functional Medicine goes mainstream

By Lisa Ackerman You cannot go a day without a healthcare story being featured in the news.  The Affordable Care Act, chronic health issues and access to health care have grown into one of the largest issues in American households. In the autism community, we are aware of these issues all too well. For decades,... Continue Reading →

Rest in Peace Avonte

By Lisa Ackerman For months we have been watching and waiting receive a positive outcome for Avonte Oquendo. Avonte was last seen on October 4, 2013 when he left his school. He was non verbal and diagnosed with autism. Sadly, remains found this past week were identified to be Avonte’s. His remains were found 11... Continue Reading →

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