Dr. Suzanne Goh

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Dr. Suzanne Goh

Dr. Suzanne Goh is a board-certified pediatric behavioral neurologist, a neuroscience researcher, and author.

She has dedicated her career to researching and developing therapies for neurological conditions that impact childhood brain development.

09/23/2025

Picky eating or eating disorder? Hypersensitivities to the taste, texture, smell, and appearance of food are common in autism. Here's how to tell if your child is simply going through a picky eating phase, or something more concerning.

09/18/2025

Do you feel overwhelmed about getting an autism diagnosis for your child? It's normal to be afraid or unsure what a diagnosis means for your child socially, academically, or in their relationships with others. Swipe to learn how a diagnosis can lead to a brighter future and greater opportunities for your child.

09/16/2025

Learning about a child's autism diagnosis can bring a range of emotions. If your loved ones haven't been as supportive or as you'd hoped, here's how to start a new conversation. Have you ever been met with resistance from a family member about your child's diagnosis? How did you navigate it? Let me know what worked for you in the comments below.

09/12/2025

If you're curious about Vitamin B's benefits for your child, the answer may be just a dinner plate away. Save and share this with a friend!

09/09/2025

Are you frustrated because your child's doctor, BCBA, and speech-language therapist don't talk to one another? Does coordinating care feel more like a game of telephone? Holistic, integrated care is a less stressful way forward. SWIPE to learn more about the most effective approach to autism care.

09/04/2025

Did your child have a tantrum this morning? It might be linked to their sensory system. If your child struggles to regulate their nervous system, here’s how you can help them throughout the day.

09/03/2025

The term "Neuroplasticity" refers to the brain's ability to adapt and change by forming new neural connections or reorganizing existing ones.

This is how humans learn, heal, and grow. It’s especially powerful for children with autism.

Why it matters:

- Repetition strengthens brain-body pathways
- New and varied experiences (like play, music, and movement) stimulate growth
- The right kinds of medical therapies can optimize biochemistry to enhance neuroplasticity
- Therapy accelerates brain rewiring
- Relationships fuel learning through joyful, secure caregiver connections

SWIPE to learn how it works.

08/29/2025

Research consistently highlights the profound benefits of early interventions for young children with autism. When caregivers have concerns about their young child’s development, I advise them to start by pursuing a formal autism diagnosis from a qualified healthcare professional as soon as possible, which can open doors to effective therapies and better long-term outcomes.

08/28/2025

Cortica teammates' famous creativity and enthusiasm was on full display during our recent Spirit Week! From Mismatch Monday all the way through Cortica Pride Friday, our teams dressed in colorful themed attire, strengthened their bonds, and spread cheer. We're grateful to our Recognition Committee for planning the festivities and to our highly spirited teammates for participating!

08/26/2025

You may have recently heard about a Princeton study outlining the four broad subtypes of autism. These findings can help guide future research and are an important milestone for our field. At , we go one step further to characterize each unique child’s subtype in even more detail. See our website to learn more!: https://www.corticacare.com/

08/22/2025

Every child develops at their own pace, and some start speaking earlier than others. Even so, it's important to note when your child experiences speech delays or regressions, and to speak with your healthcare professional about your concerns as soon as possible. Here are some factors to consider if your two-year-old isn’t speaking yet.

08/19/2025

The Autism Diagnostic Observation (ADOS) and Autism Diagnostic Interview (ADI-R) are two common assessment tools that Cortica clinicians use to make an autism diagnosis. Here’s a closer look at these instruments and how they provide insights into a child’s needs and strengths.

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