In This Together: Music For Autism Makes Live Performances Accessible
This org makes live music accessible to children on the spectrum and encourages them to participate, too 🎵 (presented by @target #sponsored)

ALT White background with logos for JCC Manhattan/Reel Abilities Film Festival, Westchester Institute for Human Development, and The New York Times Op-Docs at the top. Black text below reads "Invites you to a screening and discussion of" Headshots of Emily Ladau, Samuel Habib, Dan Habib, Jim LeBrecht, Maysoon Zayid, and Keith Jones are below. Black text reads "My Disability Roadmap, Tuesday, November 1 6PM, Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan"

ALT Research from the journal "Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience" proposes a rationale for how rhythmic input can improve sensorimotor functioning and overall growth in cognition, behavior, social skills, and communication. Because movement is critical to many areas of functioning, researchers LaGasse and Hardy hypothesize that the well-documented benefits of rhythm in motor rehabilitation could also be effective for individuals with autism.




















