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Cutting Through Irrational Fiscal Fear and Administrative Paralysis to Secure Appropriate and Effective Autism Programs
…the book, “How To Compromise With Your School District Without Compromising Your Child” (DRL Books). He also serves as the Director of the Autism Speaks Federal Legal Appeals Project, a…
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Making Inclusion Work for Students with Asperger Syndrome
…use; some have a few friendships, others are desperately alone and lonely. Because Asperger Syndrome is an outcome of brain differences in combination with life experiences, no two individuals are…
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Your Child is Turning 18 – Now What?
…most cases, your doctors do not have come in and testify. The judge will accept their sworn statements. You will likely have to testify as to why you think you…
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A “Heroed Generation” The Challenge of Caring for Both a Child with an ASD and Aging Parents
…open line of communication with the professionals that work with the family member. This is a good opportunity to compare notes. It is also a chance to see what could…
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Building Communication Skills in Non-Verbal Children with Autism Using Augmentative or Alternative Systems
…an individual with autism to communicate their needs and wants, augmentative or alternative systems of communication (AAC) are developed. An augmentative system is a supplemental service when verbal speech is…
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Renowned Autism Expert Catherine Lord, PhD, Answers Questions for Parents
…adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Pervasive Developmental Disorders. Our unique team approach allows for tailored and individualized recommendations. Our services specialize in the comprehensive evaluation and early identification of…
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Social Skills Groups: What Does the Research Tell Us?
…intense. They found that current research is lacking in the following areas: establishing a common definition of what comprises social skills; conducting research that includes having control groups to compare…
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Addressing the Psychological Fallout of The Coronavirus Pandemic
…of testing and treatment for all people in the United States for whom testing is medically advisable including people with no health coverage, (2) dealing with the impact of disruptions…
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Meeting the Unique Needs of Women on the Autism Spectrum
…resulting discussion highlighted the current gaps in community-based adult programs. At the start of the focus group, participants immediately commented on how “different” and “nice” it was to be in…
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Autism Through a Different Lens: A Sibling’s Perspective
…with others and become less frustrated in the real world. The second value is perseverance in helping others. I am committed to helping my community and helping make people aware…
