Irish Centre for Autism and Neurodevelopmental Research
We are posting this invitation on behalf of Irish Centre for Autism and Neurodevelopmental Research (ICAN). You can have a look at their web site here http://www.nuigalway.ie/ican/index.html
Some children with autism have behaviour problems. Other children have Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD) or display some AD/HD symptoms, while some children do not have these symptoms. The Irish Centre for Autism and Neurodevelopmental Research (ICAN) are interested in investigating behaviour problems and AD/HD symptoms in children with autism. We are also interested in investigating whether there is a link between behaviour problems and gastrointestinal symptoms. We would like to hear from parents of children with autism who are aged 6 to 17 years. Even if your child doesn’t have these symptoms, we can still learn a lot from your information on why some children have behaviour problems and why others do not.
Please click below to learn more.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1oryAGsvFfdrM3ebhRuuSqVSCLKpipKsBAm7ISjmG93k/viewform
You might be interested in our previous blogs on autism and challenging behaviour here https://patienttalk.org/tag/autism-and-challenging-behaviour/
DamonMatthewWise Thanks Damon for this information. I will post the information on the pages that you suggested.
Kind regards,
Arlene Mannion
DamonMatthewWise Do you have links?
I suggest that you post on our autism groups on Facebook (AutisticParentsIreland,Aspergers Syndrome, Adults Meet Up Ireland, Adults with Aspergers Syndrome Europe, my profile and post on http:www.causes.com/ICAAN for the members of The Irish Council for Aspies and Autitic Networking, AspiesandAuties.ORG archive site, and on http://www.AUTINET.ORG for AUTINET forum (Irish International list for 20 years) and ICAAN like page on facebook as well as), Yahoo! Groups Asperger’sIrelad, DublinSAS and AutismAspergersChat and
NCPD – The National Council for People with Disabilities (IRELAND) members page of the members an charitable company, and their like pages too.
You start posting them with permissions to share, then I can start to share them on other groups.
Best regards,
Damon Matthew Wise, Fpunder, sometimes called “Father” of the Aspies Movement self and peer advocacy concept, founder/the mind behind AUTINET, Co-Ordinator of ICAAN, AspiesandAuties,org archive site, and founder/admin on over a score online groups and moderator/admin of over 50 other online groups. National Secretary/CEO of NCPD.