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USAAA reaches out to people who want resources, guidance and support for autism spectrum disorders. We help you by consolidating and individualizing the overwhelming amount of information and resources.

One way this is achieved is through our conferences, where we focus on ways to improve the quality of life by conducting presentations in the areas of biomedical and educational interventions, research, diet and nutrition, and family issues. “Throughout our conferences, it is our hope that you'll find a balance of concepts and pragmatics, from current protocols to research, including medical/biomedical, developmental, and behavioral realms, right down to tools that you can use immediately to begin or add to those needed for your journey." — Dr. Phillip C. DeMio, USAAA Chief Medical Officer.

We are also able to help you by providing a complimentary weekly email newsletter that addresses a wide range of topics on autism spectrum disorders. We feature up to date news, special offers, tips, and articles from our experts.

Our web site is another valuable resource to you. Our autism information center, a virtual library of individualized and extensive information on ASD, will be completed in 2011. Click here to access current links.

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By utilizing our team of educators, health care practitioners, parents and individuals with ASD, you will be armed with tools, support and empowerment to help you on your journey.

Never give up! You never know what is truly possible in terms of improvement of outcomes or recovery. US Autism & Asperger Association is Providing the Opportunity: the way to a more purposeful life.

 
 
   

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