Monthly Learning Series:
February

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Gastrointestinal (GI) issues are common in individuals with autism and can significantly affect health, behavior, and quality of life. Symptoms may present differently and can be difficult to recognize or diagnose. This GI Month overview focuses on building understanding of common GI conditions, supporting informed decision-making, and helping families navigate evaluation, treatment, and ongoing care with greater confidence. 

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Heavy Metals and Autism

We live in an extremely toxic world. Numerous studies using different types of samples have revealed that children with autism have greater levels of toxic metals in their bodies than neurotypical controls.  Additionally, some kids…

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February 1, 2026

to February 28, 2026

Recorded Education

Autism and GI Health: Bridging Gaps in Care

with

Mojdeh Mostafavi, MD

via website

February 1, 2026

to February 28, 2026

Recorded Education

Taming the Tummy Aches: Treatments for IBS and SIBO

with

Julie Logan, DC

via website

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February 1, 2026

to February 28, 2026

Recorded Education

Autism and GI Health: Bridging Gaps in Care

with

Mojdeh Mostafavi, MD

via website

February 1, 2026

to February 28, 2026

Recorded Education

Taming the Tummy Aches: Treatments for IBS and SIBO

with

Julie Logan, DC

via website

See More Events

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