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MAH Press Release 8 February 2017

The 1st Annual Cyprus International Conference on Autism Treatment and Research was completed successfully on 22 November, 2016. The international Think

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Conference Tentative Program Updated Oct.28

Press Release 26 October 2016 (Greek)

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Press Release 17 October 2016

Press Release 9 August 2016  Magic Always Happens Through Our Interdisciplinary Approach to Autism 18 – 22 November, 2016 Coral Beach Hotel &

Another Half Marathon Completed by a Team Magic Member – Magic Always Happens! On June 12, 2016, Dr. Neophytos (Neo) Papaneophytou, President and

We Run With Magic Always Happens for People & Autism! Here are some pictures from 2015.    

We are getting noticed!

Dr. Neophytos Papaneophytou is a Professor of Psychology at the City University of New York and several other institutions, a renowned clinical

Following the success of his first children’s book “Magic Always Happens: My Daddy Loves Me!” (Also available in Greek, French, and Spanish) Dr. Neophytos

New Greek TV had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Neophytos Papaneophytou. A psychologist by trade, Dr. Papaneophytou is also an established

New book by Dr. Neo Papaneophytou: Magic Always Happens: My Daddy Loves Me! Having a good and loving father or father figure in a child’s life is extremely

For the past year, a team of expert volunteer clinicians, educators, and not-for-profit professionals has been working feverously toward the creation of an

Having a good and loving father or father figure in a child’s life is extremely important. Research suggests children who have a supportive parent do