I’m Living Proof – Autism, ABA, and Minnesota
Here in Minnesota, families have enjoyed full coverage of ABA treatment of their children for over ten years – by Blue Cross Blue Shield, by MN Medicaid, and by the high-risk insurance pool offered by the Minnesota Comprehensive… Read More
ARF Testifies for HF: 181 Autism Mandate
Autism Recovery Foundation Chairman Randall Bachman testified in front of the Minnesota House Health and Human Services Policy Committee hearing on January 30th on behalf of HF 181, a bill to mandate coverage of IEBIT in Minnesota. Bachman’s… Read More
State Moving Backward with Autism Services
A recent editorial in the Chaska Herald by parent Cecilia Laube demonstrates that parents of children with autism in Minnesota have many challenges ahead in 2013. With continued cuts to insurance and government coverage of autism services, parents searching… Read More
The Case for Recovery
Written by Randall W. Bachman, Autism Recovery Foundation Chairperson Recently one of our colleagues was in conversation with a friend at a social gathering. He noted that he had recently been engaged by our foundation to help promote… Read More
NIMH Press Release Supports Autism Recovery
The National Institute of Mental Health issued a press release today in support of recent research developments on autism recovery. The press release details a study of 34 individuals previously diagnosed with ASD who through treatment met optimal… Read More
Glen Perkins and Give to the Max Day 2012
en Perkins from the Minnesota Twins is supporting Give to the Max Day on November 15 2012 in a new Youtube video. Give to the Max Day is Minnesota’s largest one-day online fundraising campaign.
MNABA Issues ABA Standards of Practice
The Autism Recovery Foundation is pleased to announce the release of the MNABA Standards of Practice for Applied Behavior Analysis in Minnesota. The document is a collaborative effort by parents, board certified ABA practitioners and area leaders in… Read More
Launching our Give to the Max Day Campaign
Today the Autism Recovery Foundation is kicking off our 2012 Give to the Max Day fundraising campaign.
Autism Recovery – The Joe Mohs Story
Is clinically significant recovery from autism really possible? While controversy persists, we believe that for some it is.
Last Updated: April 1, 2013 by autismr4
World Autism Awareness Day
The Autism Recovery Foundation is proud to support Autism Speaks and it’s efforts to Light it Up Blue today on World Autism Awareness Day. By joining forces across the globe, we can all bring an awareness to the… Read More