Demystifying ‘Pica’
Written by Dr. John Carosso First, what is it, and what’s with the name? Pica is an unusual compulsion to eat nonfood items. It
Written by Dr. John Carosso First, what is it, and what’s with the name? Pica is an unusual compulsion to eat nonfood items. It
The Sting Not too long ago I was stung by a hornet. Not a pleasant experience by any means, but it’s not like I
Marvelous Melatonin | September 11, 2012 It seems that melatonin is becoming increasingly popular as a sleep aide. This trend stands to reason, given the anecdotal
Written by Dr. Carosso Yes, it’s that time It’s that ‘back to school’ time. Yes, it’s sad to see the summer coming
Do social skill groups actually work for autistic teens? The evidence is nuanced. Learn what the research shows, and how ACP supports teen social development.
Check-out Dr. C's Morning Minute at AutismCenterofPittsburgh.com where you'll find information-packed minute-long video-posts covering topics such
Written by Dr. John Carosso To Believe or not to Believe? We are deluged daily with research findings concerning everything from A-Z. The findings
Should aversive techniques like water squirting be used with autistic children? The answer is no. Learn about ACP's positive, evidence-based behavioral approach.
Self-talk in autism often serves a real cognitive function. Learn when it helps, when it hinders, and how Autism Centers of Pittsburgh approaches individualized support.