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April | 2011 | Autism Grows Up
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Survival guide for families growing up with autism. Archive for April, 2011. I just got my Family Services Transition Tool Kit from Autism Speaks, and I want to encourage you to get yours, too. It’s got a wealth of information, with chapters on:. Why do we need a Transition Plan? Employment and Other Options. Legal Matters to Consider. Isn’t this just what we need – just what our kids on the spectrum need? Or what questions do you have, or concerns, that another parent might answer? Last night I attended...
Link to Aspergirl | Autism Grows Up
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Survival guide for families growing up with autism. May 21, 2011. It’s about time I added a link to The Potentially True Adventures of Aspergirl at aspergirl.wordpress.com. She’s included a number of links in her most recent post, well worth navigating through. Check it out! Also, here’s the logo for A.S.P.I.E.S. Autism Spectrum People: Inspiring, Educating, Supporting. Do you have any favorite links to share? Self-Advocacy 1: What’s the big deal? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
Self-Advocacy 2: Where do we start? | Autism Grows Up
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Survival guide for families growing up with autism. Self-Advocacy 2: Where do we start? July 10, 2011. What is self-advocacy, anyway? If not, when should we start passing the advocacy baton? The answer is as individual as your child; start where she or he is right now. Is your son nonverbal? Is your daughter high functioning in some ways, but immature when it comes to making decisions or solving problems? Provide needed guidance while respecting her intelligence and individual preferences. You are commen...
Transition | Autism Grows Up
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Survival guide for families growing up with autism. April 9, 2011. Last night I attended a meeting of SPA (Support for Parents living with Autism /Asperger’s.) We were all parents of children on the autism spectrum, with our children ranging in age from 6 to 26. We all shared a common concern for the future. What’s next for our children, after school and IEP’s are a thing of the past? Not around here, apparently. Also, you can download a free Transition Plan from autism speaks, at the following link:.
May | 2011 | Autism Grows Up
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Survival guide for families growing up with autism. Archive for May, 2011. It’s about time I added a link to The Potentially True Adventures of Aspergirl at aspergirl.wordpress.com. She’s included a number of links in her most recent post, well worth navigating through. Check it out! Also, here’s the logo for A.S.P.I.E.S. Autism Spectrum People: Inspiring, Educating, Supporting. Do you have any favorite links to share? Self-Advocacy 2: Where do we start? Self-Advocacy 1: What’s the big deal?
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You Are Heroes | Our Asperger Family
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Living, Loving, and Learning About Asperger's Syndrome. About Our Asperger Family. Thank you, Dads. A Calm Place →. June 21, 2010. I remember the first moment I had to take criticism from a teacher about my perfect angel. I had to make the choice: do I listen to this person, or do I cling to my own idea of who my son is? And it was hard. It was really hard. I’d never thought about some of the things she was telling me; never even considered certain skillsets or behaviors. The ones who don’t, though...
Newly Diagnosed Smorgasbord | Our Asperger Family
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Living, Loving, and Learning About Asperger's Syndrome. About Our Asperger Family. Late Morning →. August 23, 2011. A friend of mine recently – as in this morning – pointed me toward an article about Asperger’s Syndrome, written by a terrified mother. As she warned, it wasn’t one of those. Articles. It was a scary one full of desperation and misunderstanding. We blame ourselves right off the bat for everything under the sun from not catching it earlier (and starting therapy sooner) to poor parenting.
How To Help… On The Sly | Our Asperger Family
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Living, Loving, and Learning About Asperger's Syndrome. About Our Asperger Family. A New Year’s Resolution. Sickness, Aliens, And Attendance →. How To Help… On The Sly. January 21, 2011. Many years ago, I knew a family with a child who obviously needed some special attention and extra help. And she wasn’t getting it. But not every parent with a child in need of help is able to recognize the signs. Besides, doesn’t everyone just want problems to go away? It took years of very cautious, very careful talk a...
Before Diagnosis | Our Asperger Family
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Living, Loving, and Learning About Asperger's Syndrome. About Our Asperger Family. Thank you, CARD Center. Let’s Play Ball… Part 2 →. July 19, 2010. Like most parents of AS children, I can relate to that before-the-diagnosis uncertain feeling. We’ve lived through it. To begin with, the wondering (why is my child different? Then the realization (Asperger’s Syndrome! And finally… the question of diagnosis. Is it necessary? What difference will it make? Many, many of us have been there. We’ve often he...
Clubs, Group, Activities | Our Asperger Family
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Living, Loving, and Learning About Asperger's Syndrome. About Our Asperger Family. Will Be Back Soon. Embarrassment As A Social Check →. Clubs, Group, Activities. September 13, 2010. Because our Asperger kids need help developing social skills, it is twice as important that they be introduced to positive and friendly situations. Hostile environments will quickly teach them to be suspicious, cynical, and withdrawn. Of course, this is wrong. There. 8211; or just guide everyone in a different direction, dis...
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Living, Loving, and Learning About Asperger's Syndrome. About Our Asperger Family. Newer posts →. June 8, 2011. Years ago, when we were looking into alternative ways to educate our son, we ran across mention of the Saturday Scientist program. Needless to say, we loved it. Besides being a wonderful way to enrich an education, as well as present science in a no pressure, non-academic atmosphere, it’s also proven to be a great bonding experience. In particular, a great. Son time (for us). But, sometimes, it...
Ten Little Things | Our Asperger Family
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Living, Loving, and Learning About Asperger's Syndrome. About Our Asperger Family. Finding One Thing →. October 15, 2010. Ten little things we’ve learned over the years:. In the Aspie children I’ve worked with, an angry voice usually means “hey, I’m panicking here,” and doesn’t actually indicate. Lack of compassionate response doesn’t necessarily mean a lack of compassion. It may show an inability to emote or “say the right thing”. This can be worked on. 8211; is better than giving in. Be open and honest...
What Are These Therapies? | Our Asperger Family
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Living, Loving, and Learning About Asperger's Syndrome. About Our Asperger Family. Embarrassment As A Social Check. Teachers and The Breakdown →. What Are These Therapies? September 16, 2010. Note: Apologies to the experts and professionals out there; terms will be slaughtered and misused, I’m sure, but all in the name of helping people sort out a very confusing and frustrating bundle of options. It’s very confusing. How can one sort out what is worthwhile and what is bunk? Is anything out there free?
Removing The Surprise | Our Asperger Family
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Living, Loving, and Learning About Asperger's Syndrome. About Our Asperger Family. Gifted Class: To Go Or Not To Go? Typing As An Alternative To Handwriting →. August 4, 2010. Surprise is the enemy. I know, I say that a lot. I meander on about routines and rituals and control issues. I talk about avoiding the dreaded surprise almost at all costs, as though it was the big bad monster in the closet. That’s because it is. And no, this is not limited to children. And really, if we felt that way – total...
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Tuesday, January 19, 2016. SMART-ASD is a project funded by the European Commission under the Erasmus Program. Eleven participants from Turkey, United Kingdom and Spain collaborate to improve the education and communication of students with autism and/or learning difficulties with the help of innovative technologies. SMART-ASD Project, with project number. Started in September 2015 and will last until the end of September of 2017, and counts with a EU grant of 246.079 €. Monday, April 4, 2011. Thursday, ...
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Autism Grows | Helping Parents and Teachers Of Children With Autism
Helping Parents and Teachers Of Children With Autism. November 21, 2013. This past week I introduced the topic of communicating through emails. With my students. I set them up with a school email address and had them practice checking their email twice a day, responding to emails and composing emails. Next week we will work on opening and attaching documents and pictures, creating a contact list and more! That voice their opinion and feelings on certain things. I found this website called “epals...
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Autism Grows Up | Survival guide for families growing up with autism
Survival guide for families growing up with autism. Self-Advocacy 2: Where do we start? July 10, 2011. What is self-advocacy, anyway? If not, when should we start passing the advocacy baton? The answer is as individual as your child; start where she or he is right now. Is your son nonverbal? Is your daughter high functioning in some ways, but immature when it comes to making decisions or solving problems? Provide needed guidance while respecting her intelligence and individual preferences. June 5, 2011.
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Succeeding in Life with High Functioning Autism. How I Feel a Year After Getting Autism/Asperger’s Diagnosis as an Adult. It has been over a year that I was officially diagnosed with high functioning autism/Asperger’s Syndrome. Over this period, I have had high and low feelings about being autistic. I now think it is a good time to review how…. By Shaun - Site Admin. May 21, 2016. Autism Being Tired all the Time and How to Increase Energy. By Shaun - Site Admin. April 24, 2016. By Shaun - Site Admin.
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Autism Guide | Your Guide to Autism.
Your Guide to Autism. Well, you are correct! My wife and my motivation for starting Autism Guide was to start trying to help other parents with information regarding autism, how to best help someone diagnosed with autism, and how to stay sane when your child or other loved one has the disorder after our four year old son was diagnosed with PDD-NOS. Is Autism Very Common? At the time of this writing, the statistics from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
