Fran
Former desparate mom
There is some real hope out there. Fran
Aspiritech: "Putting People on the Spectrum to Work" - Meet Founder Brenda Weitzberg
Meet Aspiritech founder, Brenda Wietzberg. Aspiritech - a non-profit organization based in Chicago - is on a mission: To solve the employment challenge of individuals with Asperger's Syndrome and High Functioning autism by aligning their unique abilities with the needs of the business community. The good news is, they're succeeding!
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How to be Sensory Smart in sending your child back to school - Meet author Lindsey Biel
Sensory Processing Issues are present in 80% of children with autism. Diets, noises, smells, clothing material and lighting are only a few of the experiences that can cause issues. But many other children without autism can also be challenged by life's daily exposures.
In this interview, author Lindsey Biel ("Raising a Sensory Smart Child" - Penguin Books) returns to discuss new learnings about Sensory Processing Disorder. And she presents a helpful, sensory-smart plan to prepare your child for a low-stress return to school. Thanks, Lindsey!
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Connecting With Your Asperger Partner - Meet author Louise Weston
Neurotypical Louise Weston has an excellent relationship with her Asperger husband Graham. She'll be the first to tell you it required work. But she's equally as quick to tell you, others can experience the same level of satisfaction in marriage, if one chooses to work on it.
Louise has compiled a book on her experiences and insights as well as those from others in similar relationships. The end product - "Connecting With Your Asperger Partner: Negotiating the Maze of Intimacy" - is chocked full of tips, advice and hope.
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Partners in Excellence - An Autism Therapy Center Meet owner/operator Deb Thomas
I went on the road to Burnsville, MN today to visit an Autism Therapy Center Ive been hearing a lot about. The company is called Partners in Excellence. Its dedicated to helping equip our special kids for the world in which they live and its been achieving success. Its run by a vibrant, positive, dedicated woman named Deb Thomas. In this Autism Hangout Special Report, I let her tell you the story.
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"Developing College Skills in Students with Autism and Asperger's Syndrome" - Dr. Sarita Freeman
Many of our special kids will have the chance to go to college. But as parents will tell you, getting in isnt the only challenge or, in some cases, the REAL CHALLENGE. Staying in school requires new skills.
Learning and practicing the right skills and disciplines will assure our students a successful college experience. Todays autism expert - Dr. Sarita Freedman - has just written the book on this subject. Its called: "Developing College Skills in Students with Autism and Asperger's Syndrome."
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"Life After High School: A Guide for Students with Disabilities and Their Families"
Meet authors Susan Yellin and Christina Cacioppo Bertsch. These two seasoned professionals have combined their knowledge in a book designed to help those with disabilities prepare-for and succeed-in college and/or their chosen careers. The book is based on real people (case study approach) and is full of helpful resources.
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The Power of Music and Autism (Webinar) - with Donna Williams, Dr. Stephen Shore and Rudy Simone
Finally! I got my three favorite "poster people" for "how to thrive with autism" together at one time to talk about our favorite subjects: Music and autism.
Each of these incredible people have personal stories describing their use of music to connect to the world. Hear these fascinating experiences and much more as we all talk about the power of music and autism.
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Aspiritech: "Putting People on the Spectrum to Work" - Meet Founder Brenda Weitzberg
Meet Aspiritech founder, Brenda Wietzberg. Aspiritech - a non-profit organization based in Chicago - is on a mission: To solve the employment challenge of individuals with Asperger's Syndrome and High Functioning autism by aligning their unique abilities with the needs of the business community. The good news is, they're succeeding!
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How to be Sensory Smart in sending your child back to school - Meet author Lindsey Biel
Sensory Processing Issues are present in 80% of children with autism. Diets, noises, smells, clothing material and lighting are only a few of the experiences that can cause issues. But many other children without autism can also be challenged by life's daily exposures.
In this interview, author Lindsey Biel ("Raising a Sensory Smart Child" - Penguin Books) returns to discuss new learnings about Sensory Processing Disorder. And she presents a helpful, sensory-smart plan to prepare your child for a low-stress return to school. Thanks, Lindsey!
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Connecting With Your Asperger Partner - Meet author Louise Weston
Neurotypical Louise Weston has an excellent relationship with her Asperger husband Graham. She'll be the first to tell you it required work. But she's equally as quick to tell you, others can experience the same level of satisfaction in marriage, if one chooses to work on it.
Louise has compiled a book on her experiences and insights as well as those from others in similar relationships. The end product - "Connecting With Your Asperger Partner: Negotiating the Maze of Intimacy" - is chocked full of tips, advice and hope.
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Partners in Excellence - An Autism Therapy Center Meet owner/operator Deb Thomas
I went on the road to Burnsville, MN today to visit an Autism Therapy Center Ive been hearing a lot about. The company is called Partners in Excellence. Its dedicated to helping equip our special kids for the world in which they live and its been achieving success. Its run by a vibrant, positive, dedicated woman named Deb Thomas. In this Autism Hangout Special Report, I let her tell you the story.
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"Developing College Skills in Students with Autism and Asperger's Syndrome" - Dr. Sarita Freeman
Many of our special kids will have the chance to go to college. But as parents will tell you, getting in isnt the only challenge or, in some cases, the REAL CHALLENGE. Staying in school requires new skills.
Learning and practicing the right skills and disciplines will assure our students a successful college experience. Todays autism expert - Dr. Sarita Freedman - has just written the book on this subject. Its called: "Developing College Skills in Students with Autism and Asperger's Syndrome."
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"Life After High School: A Guide for Students with Disabilities and Their Families"
Meet authors Susan Yellin and Christina Cacioppo Bertsch. These two seasoned professionals have combined their knowledge in a book designed to help those with disabilities prepare-for and succeed-in college and/or their chosen careers. The book is based on real people (case study approach) and is full of helpful resources.
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The Power of Music and Autism (Webinar) - with Donna Williams, Dr. Stephen Shore and Rudy Simone
Finally! I got my three favorite "poster people" for "how to thrive with autism" together at one time to talk about our favorite subjects: Music and autism.
Each of these incredible people have personal stories describing their use of music to connect to the world. Hear these fascinating experiences and much more as we all talk about the power of music and autism.
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