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Children with autism frequently experience severe GI issues like constipation, reflux, and feeding aversions, increasing the need for interventions like…

When a child has a G-tube, support must extend beyond the home. Schools are legally required to provide accommodations so…

Getting a feeding tube (G-tube) for your child can feel scary and overwhelming. There is a lot to learn, and…

Individuals diagnosed with autism need a pediatrician or primary care physician (PCP) and often require specialists such as GI doctors, Neurologists,…

At TACA, our mission is to provide education, support, and hope to families living with autism. Our vision is for every individual…

Leucovorin is best known for treating cancer patients to protect them against chemotherapy and methotrexate toxicity. However, in autism, Leucovorin is…

Blood draws are a necessary part of lab work that can help identify underlying medical needs in individuals with autism….

When a child is stuck in fight or flight mode, they cannot rest, digest, or heal. As a parent of a…

The cell danger response (CDR) is a chronic stress response that occurs on a cellular level involving the mitochondria. Mitochondria are…

Resources In your hands, the journey of navigating autism becomes clearer, more structured, and significantly less overwhelming. The TACA Autism…