Autism Tree Membership Site Provides Information and Support for Parents of Children with Autism

PRLog (Press Release) – Jan 21, 2008 – The Autism Tree website is now offering members an exclusive, continually updated and growing website with all of the latest Autism information and resources currently available.  

Autism Tree was designed specifically with people looking for practical help and information in mind.  The autism information and resources on the site caters to those with autism symptoms, as well as those who know or care for individuals with autism. Autism Tree’s methods and strategies are written in an easy-to-understand language, and are both practical and effective in their implementation.

The site itself was planned and drawn up using the feedback of 11,778 parents professionals, family members, and people with autism; subscribers to the “Essential Guide to Autism Newsletter”.  Through surveys and other information collection techniques, the most important autism challenges were identified and Autism Tree is continually growing, providing information and resources giving practical steps that can help overcome those challenges and maximize the potential of a child or loved one with autism.

Autism Tree marries the most effective and current available knowledge with a site that is easy to use, read, and put into practice, saving the member time, energy, and frustration.  It is an ‘all-in-one’ answer to the needs of those seeking updates and reliable knowledge about autism including the signs of autism in children.

There is an expanding collection of inspirational Personal Stories submitted by parents who have overcome many of the challenges autism can bring. Plus regular and impartial reviews of the various autism treatment methods to help parents decide which would be most suitable for their child.  

Autism Tree keeps you updated with ‘plain-english’ summaries of the latest medical research so you stay abreast of the latest thinking in the field of autism research. Not to mention the practical articles covering dealing with everyday challenges, members recommended books (both fiction and non-fiction), insightful video collection and a dedicated online store stocked to the brim with all the autism resources you could ever need.

So far the reaction to Autism Tree has been exceptional.  Carol Watson, of England, said “...Autism tree is that it is simply the best web site I have viewed and so easy to access my way around…”  

Similarly, Debbie Huey of Tennessee stated “I Think Autism Tree is a wonderful resource. It's easy to use and the information offered is great..."

In fact, Kim Shartzer has been helped in achieving a diagnosis for her daughter, “…I have found your newsletter and blogs to be so helpful in the past (in fact I wouldn't have pursued a better diagnosis for my daughter without your help). I love having all of the information in one site, just a click away..."

To learn more about Autism Tree and autistic spectrum disorder, visit the website at http://www.autismtree.com.