Our very own Cognoan, Jenn Hugunin, shares her journey as a mom navigating the system, from initial developmental concerns about her child to diagnosis and next steps, with all the ups and downs along the...
Our very own Cognoan, Jenn Hugunin, shares her journey as a mom navigating the system, from initial developmental concerns about her child to diagnosis and next steps, with all the ups and downs along the...
As a clinician, have you wondered how you can be a more integral part of identifying, diagnosing, and supporting developmental concerns in children in your practice? In the most recent episode of our podcast, “In...
Talking about strengths-based interventions with Renae Beaumont, PhD For children with autism and other developmental differences, evidence-based interventions can make life-changing improvements—and the earlier these interventions are started, the better. And as expert clinicians are...
When a child first gets an autism diagnosis, many parents and families immediately start thinking about deficits—that is, what the child can’t do—and how to accommodate for them. In the latest episode of the “In...
When a child first receives a diagnosis of autism or other behavioral condition or developmental delay, their parents or caregivers will likely have a lot of questions about what to do next. The systems that...
Have you ever wondered, “Now that a child has an autism diagnosis, now what?” In the first episode of our new podcast, experienced pediatrician and past president of the American Academy of Pediatrics Dr. Colleen...
In a recent episode of the Autism Science Foundation Science Weekly Science Podcast, Cognoa founder Dr. Dennis Wall offers a helpful introduction to artificial intelligence, machine learning, and how these technologies are already at work...
A recent article in AAP News (a publication of the American Academy of Pediatrics) highlights how empowering and supporting primary care physicians to diagnose autism will help make the system more equitable for more families,...
It’s autism acceptance month. There’s an awful lot I don’t accept. It’s autism acceptance month, a time dedicated to promoting the understanding and inclusion of individuals on the autism spectrum. As a board-certified child neurologist...
So, you’re worried about some of your child’s behaviors. Maybe they are not talking or communicating the way you would expect them to at this age, or they don’t seem to understand when you talk to them....