3 Breakthrough Steps for Helping Your Child on the Autism Spectrum
We need to stop trying to "fix" the child and start creating conditions that help the child's own brain to do its job better.
We need to stop trying to "fix" the child and start creating conditions that help the child's own brain to do its job better.
Ariane Zurcher | Posted 04.16.2012
Emma is my daughter, who happens to have autism. The autism piece is complicated. The beautiful little girl/daughter piece is not.
Liane Kupferberg Carter | Posted 11.17.2011
When Mickey was diagnosed 16 years ago, there was no road map to tell us what lay ahead. How do we build a full life for him after high school? Where will he live? And our ultimate dread: Who will love him when we are gone?
YouTube | Posted 11.17.2011
The mother of Nolan, a young boy diagnosed with autism, found herself pleasantly surprised by what technology could do to help her son's development. ...
Elaine Hall | Posted 11.17.2011
All too often, because folks don't know what to do, they do nothing! Even to the extent of avoiding the family out of fear.
Elaine Hall | Posted 11.17.2011
If you decide to go somewhere you've never been with your child, or try new activities together, make the effort to really prepare (weeks before you take your trip, if possible).
Elaine Hall | Posted 11.17.2011
Gradually, inch by inch, Neal did, indeed, emerge from his cocoon as a glorious butterfly -- but on his own schedule, not mine.
Anat Baniel | Posted 04.13.2012