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Keeping It Together When Faced with an Autism Diagnosis
…designated insurance company who can efficiently assist with the process. Families can also independently contact board certified clinicians at the BACB (Behavior Analysis Certification Board) via the board website www.BACB.com….
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Alleviating the Stress of the Post-Secondary Transition
…hall experience, apply to a community college while working to strengthen independent living and social skills at home, or apply to a vocational training program. Third, search for a post…
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Autism Around the World: An Interview with a First Lady with a Degree in Special Education and “Autism Belize”
…2021, where he recently became the Editor-in-Chief), and dozens of published articles. For more information on Michael John, or to subscribe to his free newsletter, you can go to www.michaeljohncarley.com….
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“The Lighter Side of the Spectrum – a Mom’s View” This Boy Jack
…and who wants to be just like you. What Color Is Monday?” is available on Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com. You can also follow Carrie on her weekly blog: www.CarrieCariello.com and Facebook.com/WhatColorIsMonday….
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Accommodating Communication Difficulties
Communication difficulties are common because most on the spectrum have difficulty reading body language and interpreting facial expressions or tone of voice – and 90% of interpersonal communication is nonverbal….
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When Your Grandchild Has Autism
…his slice of a juicy yellow pear. “What Color Is Monday?” is available on Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com. You can also follow Carrie on her weekly blog: www.WhatColorIsMonday.com and Facebook.com/WhatColorIsMonday….
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There are No IEPs in College: Succeeding with Accommodations
…Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) face additional, unique challenges — significant impairments in social and communication skills, repetitive behaviors and narrow interests — compounded by a lack of understanding of ASD…
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Adult ASD Diagnosis: “It’s Not a Label – It’s an Explanation”
…at a major bookstore in New York City, where I live, that had a small selection (about a third of a bookcase shelf) of autism books in its childhood education…
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Learning Style Preferences of Students with Autism and How They Align or Differ from Their Typical Peers
…exist and can be reliably measured, this study extended previous research to include a population of students with autism who were not specifically identified in previous research and found the…
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Living and Aging Independently on the Autism Spectrum: An Inside View
…however, is the complexity of navigating our ever more complicated health care system. This can be daunting for anyone, but the byzantine and irrational practices of the health insurance system…
