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From Jo Rudy, your Guide to Autism / Spectrum Disorders

According to some reports, parents spend tens of thousands a year on well-established autism treatments that, for various reasons, are not covered by medical insurance or offered in school. If you're looking at outrageous bills for behavioral, developmental, or visual treatments or tools, you CAN cut costs. Here's how!

How to Save Money on Autism Treatments

Autism treatments can cost a fortune, but it's possible to save money while also providing your child with high-quality autism treatments. Find out how.

Low Cost, Low Risk Treatments for Autism

Not every treatment for autism comes with a high price tage or the possibility of serious side effects. Here are a few options that are inexpensive ($10 - $100 total) and often effective.

Tips for Funding Autism Treatments

How can families afford autism treatments? Here are some hints and tips from reader Mike Bernoski and your About.com Guide to Autism.

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Oxytocin, the "love hormone," has been under investigation as a possible treatment for core symptoms of autism. A recent study suggests it may be effective.

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