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Thinking Autism Guide

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Daily autism news, resources, & discussions from autistic people, professionals, and » Daily autism news, resources, & discussions from autistic people, professionals, and parents. The Thinking Person's Guide to Autism is a small team of volunteers who curate information and make it usable as a resource for others.

The Autism Dad

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The real-life story of a family coping not only with autism but multiple, serious » The real-life story of a family coping not only with autism but multiple, serious physical and emotional health issues. Rob Gorski writes about his life as a single Dad raising 3 autistic kids.

Autism Parenting Magazine

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The magazine features the latest news, tips, and advice for parents of children with » The magazine features the latest news, tips, and advice for parents of children with Asperger's Syndrome, Kanner's Autism, and PDD-NOS. Covers subjects like: behavioral tips, sensory processing issues, mitigating meltdowns, special education needs, and getting access to services.

The Art of Autism

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The Art of Autism empowers autistic people and their families through the Arts which » The Art of Autism empowers autistic people and their families through the Arts which includes visual arts, music, blogging, poetry, dance, and other art forms.

Spectrum Blog

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Spectrum is a leading source of news and expert opinion on autism research Spectrum is a leading source of news and expert opinion on autism research

Autism Eye

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In-depth, useful information for parents and professionals focusing on autism spectrum » In-depth, useful information for parents and professionals focusing on autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and Asperger syndrome. Autism Eye is a high-quality quarterly magazine written and published by national award-winning journalists who are also parents of a child with autism.

Living with Autism - Autism Daylife

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Welcome to 101 Autism Team, where we share the daily experiences of a family living » Welcome to 101 Autism Team, where we share the daily experiences of a family living with autism. This site is a space for families to connect, share stories, and find support. We will be sharing stories from our everyday lives, highlighting the moments of triumph and the challenges we face. We also want to share our experiences with various products that help or hinder our daily lives.

Artfully Autistic

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This Publication is for all who are Autistic and for those of our kind. It is for the » This Publication is for all who are Autistic and for those of our kind. It is for the Neurodivergent, for those on the Spectrum of all Gender Identities, the LGBTQ*, and all others who are justifiably non-conformant to Society's harmful marginalization and Ableist views of us.

Autism Classroom Resources Blog

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Christine Reeve shares autism resources and tips for the classroom, homeschooling, and » Christine Reeve shares autism resources and tips for the classroom, homeschooling, and virtual learning. Her goal is to develop strategies and materials to provide meaningful and practical support to teachers and caregivers of individuals with autism spectrum disorder and other related disorders.

Autism Awareness Blog

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Maureen's blog is about current events, resources, and a variety of relevant topics » Maureen's blog is about current events, resources, and a variety of relevant topics about Autism & Autism Spectrum Disorder (formerly Asperger's). Maureen Bennie created the Autism Awareness Centre in 2003 to address what she saw as a gap in support, information, resources and advocacy for those struggling with autism spectrum disorders.

Barbera Behavior Consulting Blog

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A blog about practical autism ABA strategies for parents and professionals. Authored by » A blog about practical autism ABA strategies for parents and professionals. Authored by Mary Barbera, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA-D).

Affect Autism

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D. Brown has a Master's in Personality and Social Psychology specializing in Individual » D. Brown has a Master's in Personality and Social Psychology specializing in Individual Differences. She has worked in the field of research, evaluation, and education for over 20 years. Her most recent credentials include an Advanced DIR/Floortime Certificate through the Interdisciplinary Council on Learning and Development (ICDL), and a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist through The Grief Recovery Institute. Follow to Learn how to implement DIR/Floortime: a developmental, relationship-based approach to autism with your child or a child you work with.

Fierce Autie

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Aviva Seigler is the executive director at Autistic Inclusive Meets the USA and a » Aviva Seigler is the executive director at Autistic Inclusive Meets the USA and a website editor for Autistic Inclusive Meets. She is a writer, an activist, and an advocate. Her hope is to bridge the gap between allies and autistics while fighting the pseudoscience that threatens all people, not just autistics.

HomeSchool Special Needs Tidbits

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This website Blog features books that I have purchased, insight and experiences while » This website Blog features books that I have purchased, insight and experiences while homeschooling our autistic son. I never thought in my wildest dreams that my degree in social work and minors in Health Care Administration and Psychology would lead me to this, but here I am. I will also do my best to share many resources with more information about how they empower me to be the best teacher that I could be and continue to advocate for all of our son's educational and daily living skills as well.

Teaching Autism Blog

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Hi, my name is Nikki, and I'm the face behind Teaching Autism. I have extensive » Hi, my name is Nikki, and I'm the face behind Teaching Autism. I have extensive experience working within Special Education, specifically with children diagnosed with Autism. Creating resources that are differentiated and tailored to suit my students is my passion, and I love to make them that extra bit fun too.

Autisable

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Bringing together the Autism Community to connect, share and discuss all things Autism Bringing together the Autism Community to connect, share and discuss all things Autism.

Autism Policy and Politics

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John J. Pitney Jr. is the Roy P. Crocker Professor of American Politics at Claremont » John J. Pitney Jr. is the Roy P. Crocker Professor of American Politics at Claremont McKenna College in Claremont, California. He received his B.A. in political science from Union College, where he was co-valedictorian. He earned his Ph.D. in political science at Yale, where he was a National Science Foundation Fellow. He has written a book on the politics of autism policy. Building on this research, this blog offers insights, analysis, and facts about recent events.

The Autism Helper Blog

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The Autism Helper, Inc. empowers Autism support networks with resources and tools for » The Autism Helper, Inc. empowers Autism support networks with resources and tools for success. Their blog, podcast, and training videos offer accessible strategies. Through CE Courses and live events, they deliver comprehensive training. Their focus on positive behaviour change, high expectations, and data-driven decisions adds value to educators, parents, clinicians, and administrators.

Naturally Recovering Autism

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My name is Karen Thomas and I have spent over thirty years in the field of holistic » My name is Karen Thomas and I have spent over thirty years in the field of holistic health. My passion for helping other moms naturally recover their children came from my own child's diagnosis on the autism spectrum. My holistic background and knowledge of the brain assured me that my own child could and would recover if given the right support. Naturally Recovering Autism is the result of over twelve years of research, expense, trial, and error to discover what really works to recover a child from autism, naturally.

The Other Autism

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An ongoing conversation about the ways autism presents in women & girls An ongoing conversation about the ways autism presents in women & girls.