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The multitude and variety of Autism Spectrum Disorders require multidisciplinary diagnosis and therapy. The Department of Pediatric Neurology and Rehabilitation at the Medical University of Bialystok is an example of a center guided by the principle of multidisciplinary cooperation, which resulted in over 250 diagnosed autism cases in 2005-2015. The study group included 35 children (32 boys and 3 girls aged 5-11 years) diagnosed with ASD and participated in subsequent editions of the “Supporting the Development of Children with Autism” program. Each participant was assigned 105 hours of therapy, including 45 hours of neurofeedback, 20 hours of speech therapy, 20 hours of pedagogical therapy and 20 hours of hippotherapy. To assess the level of functioning we used The Autism Treatment Evaluation Checklist (ATEC). Parents or guardians completed it twice: prior to therapy and after the completion of the project. Improved communication skills were reported in 29 out of  35 children. Progress in social functioning was noticeable in 32 subjects. A total of 33 patients achieved better results in ‘Sensory/cognitive awareness’ and ‘Health/ physical/ behavior’

Impact of multidisciplinary therapy on the functioning of children with autism. Results of the "Supporting the development of children with autism" project using the ATEC form