Autism Early Intervention: Inspiring Stories
Sibling Stories
Janie and Lily’s Story
When 10-month-old Janie wasn’t babbling or responding to her name, early intervention at Kennedy Krieger’s Center for Autism made all the difference.
Aidan and Colin's Story
Knowing that autism is more likely to occur in siblings of children with autism, Colin’s parents sought intervention through a Kennedy Krieger study for one-year-old siblings of children with autism.
Addie & Ben's Story
Kennedy Krieger’s Early Achievements intervention program helped give Addie the keys to language that she couldn’t grasp on her own.
Why Wait and See?
After early intervention helped her son Matthew, Marlo Lemon teamed up with Kennedy Krieger’s Center for Autism for minority outreach.
On the Spectrum: One Family's Autism Journey
Dominic and his younger brother, Dylan, have autism, but thanks to early intervention at Kennedy Krieger, both are making great strides, socially and emotionally.
Research Spotlight
Infant Head Lag May Raise a Red Flag for Autism
A simple diagnostic test may help parents and pediatricians identify babies at risk for autism as early as six months of age.
Communicating Milestones, When 2 Worry
Kennedy Krieger study focuses on following children through the "gray period" of language development.
Your Support is the Key
Help children like Matthew unlock their potential by becoming a Partner in Potential.
