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Tasha

When Derek transitioned from school to his community inclusion program we had alot of concerns about him moving away from all of the people that he was familiar with and that he would be lonely, and at first he kept to himself and then we were told that...

Published Fri, Dec 04 2009 9:41 PM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

In school, Aspie is called nerd, at work, the boss.

Inventor wrote, “In school aspie is called nerd , at work, the boss.” This quote is from a discussion on WrongPlanet.net about business owners with Autism and Asperger’s. As it turns out, for some, “Nerds Rule!” is not just a saying. Mary, my social networking...

Published Fri, Dec 04 2009 10:03 AM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Filed under: Inspirational Stories

Roll On

Sitting at the dinnertable, I hear a strange noise from the bathroom and suddenly realize that Alex has been in there for almost the whole time it's taken me to eat half my slice of salmon loaf. "Alex, what are you doing in there?" He's...

Published Fri, Dec 04 2009 7:32 AM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Why we should have to start blogging

With growing of the internet popularity people are going more interested for work from home , internet is one source where we can use our creativity to build our business, we can fully concentrate in our work within our own comfortable environment. People...

Published Fri, Dec 04 2009 3:57 AM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Filed under: Other Stuff

A good nights sleep

My 3 year old son (Brandon) has had some sleeping problems since he was about 10 months old. Up until a couple of months ago, he wasn't able to have his own room so he was in the same room as me and he took advantage of it! He would fall asleep in...

Published Thu, Dec 03 2009 8:57 PM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Give Credit Where Due

With everything going on in our own lives, it's easy to overlook when your child has a great day. My son had a great day yesterday and I barely acknowledged it to him. I'll be sure to reward him today and tell him how much I need him. Read More...

Published Thu, Dec 03 2009 1:07 PM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Filed under: Autism Care

Academics

Today will be the start of Nick going to the Oxford Learning Centre in our local city. He is struggling with math. For the last two years this has shown. Yesterday I had a brief visit at his school and to my surprise the teacher thought that math was...

Published Thu, Dec 03 2009 12:22 PM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Filed under: Other Stuff

Autism-Friend Or Foe

To express autism in terms of being good or bad, expresses a value judgement that few, if any of us, are qualified to make. This world would be a far inferior place were it not for contributions made by those with autism. Examples include Albert Einstein...

Published Wed, Dec 02 2009 2:00 PM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Filed under: Autism Care

Great Fundraiser, The Puzzling Piece

When to change strategies concerning interventions

If you are working with a child with Autism or disability and are wondering if you should change strategies consider the following... Has the person been feeling well? not over tired or hungry when the intervention was run? Are preferred items being used...

Published Wed, Dec 02 2009 6:36 AM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Filed under: Autism Ideas

One of the Many confusing behaviors

I am new today to this site. I have a nine year old son with many issues. But today I thought I would ask about just one. Nobody on the many sites I have looked at has talked about this one so I was just curious if anyone has come across this. My son...

Published Tue, Dec 01 2009 3:44 PM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

My boy,

My son has high functioning autism and I am looking for advise on how to deal with the melt downs and the social aspects of the disorder. Read More...

Published Mon, Nov 30 2009 9:27 PM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Filed under: Autism Questions

Autism-One Explaination

Five categories of functioning for human beings include socialization, motor skills, reasoning, emotion and independence. Persons with autism often lack the socialization skills to easily form bonds with others. Their emotions are often self directed...

Published Mon, Nov 30 2009 6:44 PM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Filed under: Autism Care

ARCHway is launched to help families with adults with autism develop community housing options through person centered planning

The Foundation for Autism Support & Training has a new initiative called ARCHway. Our website is www.myarchway.org and our social networking site is www.myarchway.ning.com On our website we have 60+ pages of content on developing a full menu of community...

Published Mon, Nov 30 2009 3:41 PM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Community Housing for Adults with Autism - A Perfect Storm: Annie Potts

There is a severe housing shortage for adults with autism. The Foundation for Autism Support & Training has a new initiative called ARCHway. Our website is www.myarchway.org and our social networking site is www.myarchway.ning.com On our website we...

Published Mon, Nov 30 2009 3:36 PM by Autism Blogger - The Online Autism Support Group

Filed under: Autism Care

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Tasha

In school, Aspie is called nerd, at work, the boss.

Roll On

Why we should have to start blogging

A good nights sleep

Give Credit Where Due

Academics

Autism-Friend Or Foe

Great Fundraiser, The Puzzling Piece

When to change strategies concerning interventions

One of the Many confusing behaviors

My boy,

Autism-One Explaination

ARCHway is launched to help families with adults with autism develop community housing options through person centered planning

Community Housing for Adults with Autism - A Perfect Storm: Annie Potts