Conflicting stories about Tylenol and autism can leave parents unsure of what to believe. In this article, Dr. David Danish breaks down what the best studies actually say and shares practical guidance for families navigating these decisions.

Headlines often claim a direct link between Tylenol and autism, but the science tells a more complex story. In this post, we explore what well-designed studies actually show, what they don’t, and why single-cause explanations rarely capture the full picture of autism.

Dr. David Danish was recently quoted in The Epoch Times about emerging research on Leucovorin, a folate-based therapy showing promise for some individuals with autism. While headlines highlight potential benefits, Dr. Danish emphasizes careful evaluation, dosing, and patient-specific considerations.

Dr. David Danish was recently quoted by Straight Arrow News in a story on Leucovorin, a long-used folate treatment now being studied for its potential benefits in autism. He shared insights on safety, dosage, and why careful use matters as research continues.

Through play-based sessions that feel more like fun than therapy, our Autism & Behavior Program helps kids build real-world social skills—like making friends, sharing ideas, and joining group activities. At Philadelphia Integrative Psychiatry, we meet every child where they are and support their journey toward connection, confidence, and joy.

Starting ABA therapy can feel overwhelming—but at Philadelphia Integrative Psychiatry, we make the process clear, compassionate, and deeply personalized for your child and family. From day one, you’ll be part of a supportive team focused on meaningful progress, real-life skills, and everyday wins that build confidence for everyone involved.

Meet Alex. At 22, they were looking for real support to manage Autism, ADHD, anxiety, and more—while building confidence and executive functioning skills. After discovering our Autism Program online, Alex connected with Chris Smith and began a journey of growth through a team-based model that made expert care both accessible and affordable.

Olivia, a 12-year-old girl, has always been bright and creative but has struggled with big emotions, anxiety, and difficulty focusing. Olivia’s parents had tried both autism therapy and medication, but nothing seemed to truly make a difference — until they came across the Autism and Behavior Program at Philadelphia Integrative Psychiatry.

Many adults with personality disorders may actually meet criteria for high-functioning autism. Learn what the latest research reveals and how it impacts diagnosis and treatment.