Saturday, March 8, 2014
Staci Small MA, RD speaks at Biomedical Interventions for Autism Conference
Today I had the pleasure of presenting at the Indiana Biomedical Interventions for Autism Conference. Such a wonderful group of practitioners helping kids on the spectrum.
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Nutty Bakery – Delicious Baked Goods for those following SCD, Paleo, and GAPS diets
I was recently introduced to the
Nutty Bakery, a wonderful local online bakery based in New Castle,
Indiana. The Nutty Bakery specializes in
offering a variety of baked goods for those following The Specific Carbohydrate
Diet, GAPS Diet, and Paleo Diet*. The bakery
operates mostly from online orders and ships goodies to clients all over the
United States. Amy Ervin, owner of the
Nutty Bakery, developed her concept to provide much needed options based on her
personal journey with her child affected by autism. She now creates delicious cookies, cakes, and
breads so others can enjoy her specialized diet friendly creations.
The quality of the Nutty Bakery’s products are top-notch and are sure
to be a treat for those following specialized diets, suffering from food
allergies or sensitivities, or are just wanting a new great tasting baked good
option.
The quality of the Nutty Bakery’s products are top-notch and are sure
to be a treat for those following specialized diets, suffering from food
allergies or sensitivities, or are just wanting a new great tasting baked good
option.
I have sampled many of the Nutty Bakery’s products - among my favorites
are the Cardamom Cookies, Honey Almond Clusters, and Pecan Shortbreads.
Additionally, the Nutty Bakery takes great pride in purchasing many ingredients from local Indiana farmers and meets strict Indiana state and county health regulations. Additional information regarding the Nutty Bakery, including products, ordering, and shipping information can be found on their web site www.nuttybakery.com.
Additionally, the Nutty Bakery takes great pride in purchasing many ingredients from local Indiana farmers and meets strict Indiana state and county health regulations. Additional information regarding the Nutty Bakery, including products, ordering, and shipping information can be found on their web site www.nuttybakery.com.
*Some items sold by the Nutty
Bakery are Gluten Free & Casein Free (GFCF) diet legal. Please inquire at
the time of ordering if you have questions.
Friday, December 27, 2013
Specialized Diets for Autism: Options and Considerations
Below is a link to my recent article "Specialized Diets for Autism: Options and Considerations" published in the December 2013 issue of Autism Companion Magazine.
Monday, October 21, 2013
Staci Small MA, RD Contributes to Article "Path To Childhood Obesity May Begin In Utero"
Thank
you to www.babygooroo.com for the opportunity to contribute to an article
citing recent research suggesting that our childhood obesity epidemic
may actually begin during pregnancy. Click the logo below for a link to the full article.
Sunday, October 6, 2013
2013 Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs (MAPS) Fall Conference, Tampa, FL
I had the wonderful opportunity to attend the 2013 Medical
Academy of Pediatric Special Needs (MAPS) Fall Conference which took place in
Tampa, Florida October 3-5. For those unfamiliar,
MAPS is the only comprehensive training and fellowship for the biomedical
treatment of autism spectrum disorders. Obtaining
membership in MAPS is an important next step in furthering my knowledge of nutritionally
assisting the growing population of autistic and special needs children (now 1
in 50 with the diagnosis of ASD). MAPS has created a top-notch program for
attending practitioners presenting the newest biomedical treatments in autism
using proven scientific evidence. The
MAPS faculty and presenters, some of the most highly respected in the field of
autism treatment, are extremely knowledgeable in their respective areas of
practice. I found great value in the topics presented at
the conference such as the foundations of MAPS, gastrointestinal issues and nutrition
and environmental medicine. I am
excited to implement into my practice the new methods of treatment and care
that I learned.
Most of all, I enjoyed meeting practitioners and vendors from all over
the world wanting to help those affected by autism. Attending practitioners at the conference
represented over 20 countries. I am
happy to be affiliated with this fantastic organization. Great job MAPS in putting on a wonderful and
insightful conference. I look forward to attending MAPS conferences
in the future! For more information,
visit www.medmaps.org.
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