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Please join us tonight at 8:00 PM EST where your Host Paul Cimins and Co-Host Lynne Glucoft discuss our most recent social media question:  How autism has affected your life?  We received var…

Tune in tonight at 8:00 PM EST – to our latest edition of “Hope Saves the Day” where your host Paul Cimins talks about Alexander Magnussen who says many people with autism are told they won’t amount to anything but the 28-year-old says he’s living proof that autism doesn’t have to hold people back.

Please join us tonight at 8:00 PM EST where your Host Paul Cimins and Co-Host Lynne Glucoft discuss the social media question of the week.   How do you handle taking your ASD child/adult to the dentist?  Together we discuss some answers …

Tune in tonight at 8:00 PM EST – to our latest edition of “Hope Saves the Day” where your host Paul Cimins sits down and speaks with Brandon Adames Head Instructor at UFC Gym New Hyde Park Long Island NY wh…

Please join us tonight at 8:00 PM EST where your Host Paul Cimins and Co-Host Lynne Glucoft discuss the social media question of the week. – How to communicate to children with ASD about death as well as helping ASD individuals cope with a death in the…

Listen in tonight at 8:00 PM, Eastern Standard Time, as your host, Paul Cimins and Co-Host Lynne Glucoft discuss the social media question of the week:  If, how and when you should tell your child (Asperger’s or HFA (high functioning autism) – tha…

Please join us tonight at 8:00 PM EST where your Host Paul Cimins talks about getting your child out of the community.

Please join us tonight at 8:00 PM EST where your Host Paul Cimins talks with Karen Kabaki-Sisto, a speech/language pathologist for over 20 years helping children with autism, Asperger’s, and other communication disorders. She spent 10 years harnessing her knowledge of language, behavior analysis, and theory of mind, I’ve perfected and launched a therapy system for the iPad called “I Can Have Conversations With You!”. My app targets the communication needs of people with autism who are 6+, talk in sentences, read, and are comfortable using tablets.  It systematically teaches people with autism to express and understand words, gestures, and feelings – the main need of many families I’ve helped throughout my career.

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