Despite the prevalence of Autism, myths andconfusions are still hovering over this disorder.In New York, schools like Rebecca School forchildren with autism are putting their best footforward to curb these myths.

Andrew Jeremy Wakefield is a British formersurgeon and medical researcher, known for hisfraudulent 1998 research paper in support ofthe now-discredited claim that there was a linkbetween the administration of the measles,mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine, and theappearance of autism and bowel disease.

Myth #01

There are always some positive traits associatedwith Autism. But not every child with autism willbecome Mozart or Vincent Van Gogh. But theycan all still achieve success if they are givenproper academic as well as otherdevelopmental guidance and training.

Myth #02

Children with autism do need isolation at times,but that doesn’t mean they hate socializing withothers. Autism schools such as Rebecca Schoolprovide a stimulating classroom setting in whichchildren can bond well with their class matesover different activities.

Myth #03

Autism leads to behavioral management issuesamong children which could be resolved withthe priming of specially designed activities.Discipline is certainly not a dispensing trait forthem.

Myth #04

There is no magic pill cure for Autism, however,receiving specially designed therapies can help achild suffering from autism live a better life.

Myth #05

Instead of looking for desperate treatmentoptions, parents and caregivers should look forspecially designed programs like the onesoffered by Rebecca School which will augmenttheir child’s special needs.

Special Programs for Children with Autism

For any further information or to schedule atour with Rebecca school’s special trainers andeducators, you can visit:www.rebeccaschool.org