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Making Sense of Scratching, Biting and Clawing

It’s December 27th…probably the worst possible day to write a blog and expect that someone will read it…much less respond

Back when my wife and I were first married (and long before our son, Mikey, was born) we had a

I’m sure you’re aware by now of the dialogue going on over at The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism,

When working with children who have autism, the first goal is usually to teach the child to communicate. Behavioral programs

I find that one of the hardest things to deal with when you are parenting an autistic child is the

Don’t worry…don’t worry…this is not a political rant. While I’d love to discuss Mitt Romney vs. Barak Obama and all

When did communicating in a non-verbal way become a “emerging treatment?” Here is one in many examples demonstrating how

Alesha Williams Boyd of the Asbury Park Press is the latest reporter to uncover the autism community’s love affair with Apple’s iPad