The Army of Survivors
by Amy Parham Autism Asperger’s Digest | January/February 2013 We are in fact a lot like an army. We are united by the love that we have for our children on the spectrum. Recently I was asked to be the...
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James Ball, EdD, BCBA-D Autism Asperger’s Digest | March/April 2013 Knowing how to make, handle, and save money increases an individual’s quality of life. Money drives our society, so therefore...
View ArticleEcholalia on the Spectrum: The Natural Path to Self-Generated Language
Marge Blanc, MA, CCC-SLP Autism Asperger’s Digest | March/April 2013 We in the autism community know many things about echolalia. We know that it’s part of the profile of kids with autism spectrum...
View ArticleChanging the Mindset of Children and Adolescents with ASD
Robert Brooks, PhD, and Sam Goldstein, PhD Autism Asperger’s Digest | March/April 2013 If we are to raise children with ASD to be resilient, we must help them develop a healthy attitude toward mistakes...
View ArticleWhat Tiggers Do Best
By Ellen Notbohm Autism Asperger’s Digest | March/April 2013 Adapted from The Autism Trail Guide: Postcards from the Road Less Traveled by Ellen Notbohm (2007). For more information, visit...
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WOODBINE HOUSE Publishers of the Special-Needs Collection Autism Sale through 4/30/13— 20% off! www.woodbinehouse.com The post Woodbine House appeared first on Autism Asperger's Digest.
View ArticleGreen Shirts and Unlikely Heroes: The Secret Code of “I’m on Your Side”
Jennifer Cook O’Toole Autism Asperger’s Digest | Online Article March 2013 Flip through the geek chic categories on Pinterest, Tumblr, Etsy, and Google, and you’ll see a definite trend: Dr. Who,...
View ArticleHow to Ask for Help
By Brian R. King, LCSW Autism Asperger’s Digest | Online Article April 2013 Seeking the help of others is at the heart of being a member of any community. For many individuals on the spectrum,...
View ArticleAADigest: May – June 2013
May June 2013 AADigest: May – June 2013 Columns: The Way I See It – Portfolios Can Open Job and College Opportunities Temple Grandin, PhD Perspective - “I Choose to Be Optimistic” Ellen Notbohm, BS,...
View ArticleGirls with Asperger’s Syndrome: Early Diagnosis Is Critical
By Tony Attwood, PhD Autism Asperger’s Digest | July/August 2012 Why Are Girls Rarely Diagnosed with AS? Girls who have Asperger’s Syndrome (AS) are primarily different—not regarding the core...
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Rainbows By Katy Stokes My friend Megan goes to the same church as I do. Every Thursday night, from September to June, I have dinner with Megan and her mom. It’s a high point of my week; when I’m...
View ArticleChanging the Mindset of Children and Adolescents with ASD
Robert Brooks, PhD, and Sam Goldstein, PhD Autism Asperger’s Digest | March/April 2013 If we are to raise children with ASD to be resilient, we must help them develop a healthy attitude toward mistakes...
View ArticleReligion and Positive Teachings
by Temple Grandin, PhD Autism Asperger’s Digest | May/June 2002 Many parents share with me their desire to introduce or educate their child with autism or Asperger’s in the religion practiced by the...
View ArticlePortfolios Can Open Job and College Opportunities
Autism Asperger’s Digest | May/June 2013 With today’s smartphones, it is really easy for the individual with ASD, parents, and teachers to carry a portfolio. Individuals with autism spectrum disorder...
View ArticleA Conversation with John Elder Robison
by Jamie Pacton, MA Autism Asperger’s Digest | January/February 2013 John Elder Robison is a man of many talents, including being a caring parent to his son, Cubby! In the autism community, “free-range...
View ArticleWe’re All on the Same Team
Autism Asperger’s Digest | May/June 2013 I am convinced that working with the schools was a key to my daughter’s growth process. Home-Team Advantage Imagine watching a baseball game. The players for...
View ArticlePerchance to Sleep
Jamie Pacton, MA Autism Asperger’s Digest | March/April 2013 Mom-tested strategies for sanity during sleep-deprived times Writer Ralph Waldo Emerson once remarked, “There was never a child so lovely,...
View ArticleTeaching About Death and Grieving
Autism Asperger’s Digest | May/June 2013 Once during a conversation with an adult friend of mine, who has autism, the topic turned to death. “I’m afraid of dying,” he said. “I think most of us are,” I...
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James Ball, EdD, BCBA-D Autism Asperger’s Digest | March/April 2013 Knowing how to make, handle, and save money increases an individual’s quality of life. Money drives our society, so therefore...
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