A great talk by a spanish mother about her journey with an autistic child.
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Carina Morillo knew almost nothing about autism when her son Ivan was diagnosed -- only that he didn't speak or respond to words, and that she had to find ot...
One of the most confusing concepts for Aspi's and Auti's is the difference between Asperger Syndrome and High Functioning Autism. This article aims to clarify:
How are Asperger Syndrome and High Functioning Autism Different?
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I suspect all parents have concerns about the impact of electronic games on their children. Pokemon Go is sweeping the world and some parents say it is getting their Aspergers and Autistic children outside, engaging with the real world. This article provides a good overview, and spells out the dangers and costs. Please share.
Tearful mother thanks Pokémon Go for improving autistic child’s life
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Tearful mother thanks Pokémon Go for improving autistic child’s life I saw this headline on a news site. It’s great to hear stories like these. There are a lot of articles on the web about Pokémon Go, so the purpose of this one is to consolidate the essential information for the Aspergers and Autist...
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Marisol CuevasMy kid broke her leg and has not wanted to leave her room but this app has helped get her out.
1 years ago · 2Stephanie Caleb Vaughn WixI agree.... people are so against kids and games! My son has a Sensory processing disorder And ADHD. The only times I can keep him calm is using lego games. He has exceeded high math skills and motor/eye/hand coordinations
1 years ago · 3Paula BeckittI thought it would help get my son out but no it just frustrating him he's been going mad and loosing his temper deleted it!
1 years ago · 2Lucy Watson-CooperKaty Cooper
1 years ago · 2Janet CaneNatasha Cane James Cane Thomas Cane
1 years agoJanine MacLeanMy Aspergian insists on being driven around in the car to collect them
1 years ago · 2Jennifer FreilMichelle Amelang I was just going to say that too :') 💘
1 years agoTricia BowringHe is definitely getting out more but we have had some stressful times when the servers went down. It has the potential to be addictive and obsessive if not very carefully managed. We have had some great conversations about it which have been lovely.
1 years ago · 1Ðêepak PSCame out in July 2014. Lol!
1 years agoSarah FranklinBeen breakthrough with my son, I keep losing my phone but he actually wants ti venture out of the house.
1 years agoNat PerrySam Hyratt
12 months agoAnne FlockhartMy son has aspergers and is out every day with friends he has made
12 months agoRobyn LeedhamAdele Johnson
12 months agoNatalie HolroydI think it's dangerous to be on electronics while outside need to focus on roads etc I have two autistic children and autistic nephew take them out without electronics it's tough work but they need a break from technology playing on park not say on a bench staring at a tablet lazy parenting to me
12 months agoMindy JamesI go play with my kids. We are out at the park a lot more then we were before. My kids love when I play with them and it makes for lots of family bonding. But also meeting people. There is an area where there are always people playing. I could see where it could be an issue. But in our house it is a win.
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12 months agoThere is something for everyone in Finding Dory, and an interesting perspective in this review. Don't forget to share :).
What 'Finding Dory' taught me about my son with autism.
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"Finding Dory" helped me to find out things about myself and my child.
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Ginger SprinkleOmg me and my son laughed the whole way about the film and his autism
1 years ago · 7Lynne Jordan SlatonBeautifully written. And I can certainly relate to this.
1 years ago · 3Dawn LouchartHaven't seen it yet but my 2yr grandbaby loves Nemo
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1 years agoNaomi NokesCant wait for this to come out on dvd. My son wouldnt cope with the cinema as too loud and dark
1 years ago · 4Trinda CookeI bawled like three times watching this with my daughter thinking about my autistic son at home. It definitely hit home a few times.
1 years ago · 5Tracy SteinmanI sat between my two boys (both have autism) as we watched the movie and bawled like a baby. Now I REALLY know why. Beautiful article.
1 years ago · 2Honey F BraunSome people would say Dory is just funny, silly and very forgetful... But for some of us that can relate and see similarities in our children and in ourselves as parents, this movie takes a whole new meaning. I loved it💗
1 years ago · 3Jared N CaitlinCaroline Vestal 💕
1 years ago · 1Lyndsey AllisonMy daughter and I still await a formal diagnosis, but it's assumed she has ASD, asbergers, and I've always said that she's like Dory x
1 years agoMichelle Lisa Malt💕💕 so beautifully written. My little boy Caleb is still awaiting his formal diagnosis and we watched this last night. until reading this I knew I always felt a link with dory now I know why she has my sons heart and spirit X
1 years agoGarnet Michele WestonCan't wait to see this.
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1 years ago · 1Stephanie MathisMy son LOVES this movie. Watching it I realized Dory is just like him. I cried watching her struggle and cheered through her triumphs. It taught me to start being more patient or him and to start giving him a little more freedom.
1 years ago · 3Kristen MarieI went to see this movie on a double-date, and it taught me a very important lesson: never be embarrassed to ask for a helping hand. I "suffered" from a learning disability, OCD & a speech impediment (12 years of therapy) growing up!! I LOVED the first movie, Finding Nemo which came out when I was 11!! :)
1 years agoApril Booker LondonI 💜 this movie!! The connection was great for my son with autism as well!
1 years agoTrishia StanleyI have a 12yo autie son.. can't wait to watch it with him
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1 years agoMarilyn PhillipsI am sure he would agree with you.lol.I was thinking the same.x.
1 years agoAspergers symptoms shared Autism Parent Empower's photo.
A reminder to focus on the person ...
Ha ha this made me giggle... Happy Friday 😊
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1 years agoKaren Gaffney delivers a powerful message for all ...
All lives matter | Karen Gaffney | TEDxPortland
May 30, 2015 - TEDxPortland. Karen Gaffney left the Rose City and the World in awe with a captivating Talk that explored the history, current state and progr...
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A model for early intervention and support in rural communities.
This is the "only regional autistic learning centre in Australia". It extends its reach by providing satellite support services in other rural towns in the region - and it is working. If you know of similar stories please let us know.
Push to take autism early intervention program to more regional areas of Tasmania
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A Tasmanian centre providing early intervention to children with autism says its program is having success in outlying areas.
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Words really can’t describe this - it is simply inspiring. With one arm, Bethany Hamilton just eliminated Tour leader Tyler Wright in the Fiji Pro event. Bethany is a 26-year-old mum who lost her arm in a shark attack when she was 13 years old.
Bethany Hamilton - Outstanding Performance in Fiji | 2016 WSL Fiji Pro
After receiving the wildcard position for the 2016 WSL Fiji Pro, Bethany Hamilton has been in outstanding form. Taking the win in both Round 2 and 3, Bethany...
Brilliant video on Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) - often associated with Autism and Aspergers.
What is Sensory Processing Disorder?
A brief animated description of sensory processing disorder, for kids. A Spanish version is viewable at www.vimeo.com/17960257. The 12-year-old animat...
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A consistent message about Aspergers and Autism is that early diagnosis and early application of therapies "improves outcomes - often dramatically". This test that may help parents that have concerns.
Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers, Revised (M-CHAT-R™)
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Instructions for Taking and Scoring the M-CHAT-R (available in other languages here) Please answer questions to reflect your child's usual behaviors. If the behavior is rare (e.g., you've s
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Temple Grandin is a great ambassador for people with Aspergers and Autism, and generally for people whose brains work differently. I feel this is one of her best presentations.
Temple Grandin: "The Autistic Brain"
Temple Grandin is one of the world's most iconic scientists. A leading expert on animal behavior, she has even been the subject of a movie, in which Claire D...
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1 years agoChantelle Rea-BradleySo I'm about to go to sleep but think I'll watch a few minutes of this. .. an hour later lol. TG is awesome! !!!
1 years agoAutism can be an emotional rollercoaster. This article is about the grieving and coping process - the importance of the family support network and reminder about caring for the carer. Concludes with 15 tips for family members.
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How will I deal with this diagnosis? Stages Associated with GrievingCaring for the CaregiverFifteen Tips for Your Family
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