Randi Rentz is an autism consultant who has worked in the suburbs of Philadelphia, PA since 1993. Randi has presented at The National Autism Conference at Penn State University in August 2007. She has been published in The Autism File, Summer 2008, profiled in the “Educator Spotlight” section in the Philadelphia Inquirer, appeared on PBS NewsHour and featured in Main Line Today Magazine, “Doing Good.” In addition, Randi has appeared on several news segments within the Philadelphia area. In 2014, Randi was named as a “Woman of Note” by The Wall Street Journal for her work in autism.
Autism Behavioral Solutions
Have you heard of “Lizard Brain”? Here are some unique tips on how to soothe the anxious part of your child’s mind. Lizard Brain. No, it’s not a scary movie or a spooky costume for Halloween. It actually refers to the limbic system, which is the primogenital, or most primitive, part of the brain. It
Do you know how much time your child spends on the screen playing video games? Do you know which kinds of games are detrimental or valuable to young minds? These are very challenging questions for parents, especially for parents of children with autism. There is no question that videogames, some apps and online activities can