Vision Media Television

Boca Raton, FL, March 26, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Vision Media Television has completed a new documentary segment for nation-wide distribution on “Autism” with Anderson Center for Autism. Autism is a developmental disorder of the human brain that begins to give signs during infancy or childhood. Oftentimes it follows a steady course without remission or relapse into adulthood. Impairments result from maturation-related changes in various systems of the brain and is characterized by widespread abnormalities of social interactions and communication, severely restricted interests and highly repetitive behavior.

Anderson Center for Autism is a very special organization where they provide specialty service for the full autism spectrum. Neil J. Pollack, Executive Director and C.E.O. states, “We are committed to enhancing the quality of life and provide many unique opportunities through our LIFELONG LEARNING℠ model built upon the foundation of Applied Behavior Analysis and Positive Behavioral Supports within our commitment to evidence-based services.”

Anderson Center has completed the construction of a new state-of-the-art school, built new campus replacement homes, and upgraded several support service buildings, roadways and playgrounds in order to better serve those families that are affected by Autism. Pollack states, “We expect that the Anderson Village, designed specifically to meet the needs of our children, will be finished by the end of this decade. We are also proud of the major expansion of our community adult homes and day programs. Our newest endeavor is developing the Anderson Community Support Network serving the broader autism community through a variety of new service options for all ages, as part of the continuum of services throughout the United States.”

Anderson Center for Autism is in the elite group of agencies held in high regard as a residential school service provider for people on the autism spectrum serving children and adults from throughout New York State. Since being founded by Dr. V.V. Anderson in 1924, their growth and leadership in the field has been significant. Keeping with their mission, they have recently changed their name from Anderson School to Anderson Center for Autism.

John Vazaios, senior producer for this segment, said, “My hope is that this documentary segment can help in educating people on the mission of Anderson Center towards empowering families and helping children on the topic of autism. The series is not simply about intellectual education, but heartfelt appreciation for what Anderson Center for Autism is committed to in accomplishing a better quality of life with these special people.”

About Anderson Center for Autism:
Anderson Center for Autism and their affiliate Anderson Foundation for Autism, has grown and currently employs 560 staff with a streamlined and efficient management structure. Ninety cents of every dollar received is spent in providing direct services to the children and adults they serve. Their programs are geared towards the more challenging individuals on the autism spectrum serving 138 students through our residential school, 57 adults and growing within their community homes and day programs. Through their community service coordination and a growing international consulting practice they are able to help school districts and families educate more children throughout the full autism spectrum in their home communities. For more information visit www.AndersonCenterforAutism.org or call (845) 889-9203.

About Vision Media Television:
Vision Media Television is a privately owned and operated television production company that is on the leading edge of the documentary television industry with their National Report Series. The National Medical Report is a documentary program that focuses in on the most relevant and important topics of the healthcare industry. For more information go to http://www.nationalreportseries.com

Producer for the Series is Mr. John Vazaios, 561-338-7475
http://www.visionmediatelevision.com

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