When the American Academy of Pediatric Neuropsychology gathered virtually for its 8th annual conference April 28 though May 1, six Axis for Autism psychologists and behavioral specialists educated members about sex-based autism patterns in hybrid telehealth assessments, as well as the obstacles females may face in the autism diagnosis process.

In an article for Gilbert Sun News, one local mother shared how Axis for Autism fast-tracked her son’s evaluation and placed him on the spectrum when others couldn’t.

In a profile for Arcadia News, Christine recounted details about her professional journey, personal passions and the people who helped turn her dream of launching Axis for Autism into reality.

Although autism affects 1 in 40 Arizona children, it can also be difficult to diagnose. With thousands of Arizona families awaiting answers for months or years, 3TV and CBS 5 viewed Autism Acceptance Month as an opportunity to spotlight how Axis for Autism Axis for Autism helped one Gilbert mother obtain a diagnosis for her son sooner.

Because outcomes are better the earlier a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and begins treatment, Axis for Autism CEO Christine Ehrich sat down with The Glendale Star to discuss how the company is reducing evaluation wait times to just 60 days from more than a year.