Discover
Autism
Beyond
Behavior
Discover
Autism
Beyond
Behavior
Trusted by families in over 30 countries, and built on advanced laboratory analysis.
Why is C.A.T. fundamentally different from every other autism program?
Most autism interventions focus on behavior alone. C.A.T. looks deeper by identifying and addressing biological and metabolic factors that contribute to autism-related symptoms.
Through advanced laboratory testing, C.A.T. interprets your child’s metabolic findings. Our goal is not just to collect data, but to use those findings to build a personalized supplementation plan based on your child’s unique biochemistry.
What we evaluate:
- Gut microbiome imbalance (dysbiosis)
- Inflammatory processes
- Methylation disturbances
- Nutrient metabolism
- Toxic heavy metals
Many children on the autism spectrum exhibit behaviors such as hand flapping, sleep disturbances, noise sensitivity, and difficulty understanding social interactions. In recent years, a growing body of research has found a connection between these behaviors and metabolic imbalances.
How do metabolic imbalances influence autism symptoms?
Metabolic processes play a critical role in how the brain and nervous system function. When key biochemical pathways—such as methylation, oxidative balance, and microbial metabolism—are disrupted, the production and regulation of neurotransmitters may also be affected.
These metabolic disturbances may arise from factors such as impaired absorption in the digestive system, Candida overgrowth, or other microbial imbalances, potentially influencing cognitive and behavioral performance.
At the C.A.T. Center – Customized Autism Treatment – we rely on advanced laboratory testing to identify the unique metabolic profile of each child and design a personalized treatment strategy.
Our laboratory assessments evaluate factors such as:
- Gut microbiome imbalance (dysbiosis).
- Inflammatory processes.
- Methylation disturbances.
- Nutrient metabolism disturbances.
- Accumulation of toxic heavy metals.
This approach allows us to develop a personalized nutritional supplement strategy based on laboratory findings, aimed at addressing underlying metabolic imbalances and reducing autism symptoms.
Johnny’s Progress After a Lab-Guided Supplement Program
After beginning a personalized, laboratory-guided autism treatment approach, Johnny became toilet trained and began counting, reading, and communicating—illustrating the potential impact of addressing underlying biological factors that influence development.
C.A.T. is available worldwide and guided by advanced laboratory analysis tailored to each child’s unique metabolic profile.
After beginning a personalized, laboratory-guided autism treatment approach, Johnny became toilet trained and began counting, reading, and communicating—illustrating the potential impact of addressing underlying biological factors that influence development.
Matteo’s 5-Month Developmental Progress
Matteo’s 5-Month Developmental Progress
After beginning a personalized, laboratory-guided autism treatment approach, Matteo began showing meaningful progress. Within months, his communication improved, his social engagement increased, and he began reaching developmental milestones—illustrating the potential impact of addressing underlying biological factors that influence development.
Tali Engor, B.Sc.Pharm, B.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Founder, C.A.T. Center
Tali Engor developed the C.A.T. Method following her daughter’s diagnosis with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Today, she leads the C.A.T. Center, where she works closely with families and oversees a multidisciplinary team of experts dedicated to personalized care.
As a pharmacist and pharmaceutical chemist, Tali Engor brings a strong scientific foundation to her work. Her academic training includes:
- B.Sc.Pharmacy, Faculty of Medicine, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
- B.Sc.Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Bar-Ilan University.
- The Autism Integrative Method Program ay Levinsky College.
- Naturopathic Studies at Ben-Gurion University.
- Psychiatry, Neurology, and Medical Consultation at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
- Engor previously served as a council member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Israel.
Tali Engor, B.Sc.Pharm, B.Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Founder, C.A.T. Center
Tali Engor developed the C.A.T. Method following her daughter’s autism diagnosis. Today, she leads the C.A.T. Center, overseeing a multidisciplinary team dedicated to personalized, laboratory-guided care.
As a pharmacist and pharmaceutical chemist, she brings a rigorous scientific foundation to the C.A.T. Method.
Academic & Professional Background:
B.Sc. in Pharmacy | Faculty of Medicine, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
B.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry | Bar-Ilan University
Advanced Training: Integrative autism approaches, naturopathic studies, and clinical training in psychiatry and neurology.
Public Leadership: Former council member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Israel.
Our Success With Families
Our Success With Families
The C.A.T. Method is based on extensive analysis of advanced laboratory testing. Rooted in the field of biologically-based practices, this groundbreaking approach blends data with an understanding of various metabolic disorders and scientific mechanisms. Listen to our families’ stories on how our services have changed their lives.
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Our Success With Families
Meron’s Story: The Changes That Made a Difference
Over a five-month period, Meron’s family noted significant changes in his understanding of social interactions, everyday communication, and how anxiety manifested in daily life.
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ALL A CHILD NEEDS IS ONE ADULT
WHO BELIEVES IN THEM
ALL A CHILD NEEDS IS ONE ADULT
WHO BELIEVES IN THEM
Media Coverage
i24NEWS: New Insights into the Biology of Autism
Explore how the C.A.T. Center uses advanced laboratory data to create personalized supplement plans that address the biological factors influencing a child's development.
Russian Channel 9 Interview with C.A.T. Center Founder, Tali Engor
Thanks to the C.A.T. Method, Ariel’s restlessness is manageable—and his mother is thrilled that she can finally bring her son to others’ homes.
Media Coverage
i24NEWS: New Insights into the Biology of Autism
Explore how the C.A.T. Center uses advanced laboratory data to create personalized supplement plans that address the biological factors influencing a child’s development.
Russian Channel 9 Interview with C.A.T. Center Founder, Tali Engor
Thanks to the C.A.T. Method, Ariel’s restlessness is manageable—and his mother is thrilled that she can finally bring her son to others’ homes.
Blog
Blog
Research shows that the Methyl-B12 protocol has significant therapeutic potential in children with autism.
Resources
Resources
The case of a boy with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) diagnosis, severe cognitive disability, and celiac disease in which an unexpected improvement of core autistic symptoms was observed after four months of probiotic treatment.
A study outlining how the availability of some nutrients can have immediate effects on behavior, especially the ability to respond to stimulation, and how brain function, including cognitive processing, responds to changes in nutrients.