Is acting your "thing"?! For some with Asperger Syndrome, playing a part feels natural. Reading a script may be comforting for some and if so...maybe acting is for you! We caught up with the owner of the camp, Nicole, who said "One of our... https://t.co/xPlvZ3Ddoc
In case you missed it live, here is the re-broadcast of Monday's Webinar: "Empowerment: Building Success for Employees Diagnosed with Autism". Presenters (Jennifer Hines/TWC, Jennifer... https://t.co/DbvVzHZXex
ONE HOUR LEFT TO SIGN UP AND JOIN US LIVE! Want to learn more about employing people diagnosed with Autism or Asperger Syndrome? Join Jenn Byron... https://t.co/KS1sEi2iE5
You know the statistic, we've all heard it: 1 in 45 children have Autism. This comes from a 2014 CDC questionnaire. The fears and uncertainty from this number have caused unending theories and problematic movements... https://t.co/WtJWv25FQP
Self advocacy is incredibly important for those with Aspergers. Maverick Crawford III outlines his tips for becoming a self advocate from his own personal experience. From raising your self esteem, to cultivating good... https://t.co/aaYpoZuUY5
Have a question about Asperger Syndrome? Whether you suspect the diagnosis for your child (or yourself) or you are ongoing in your journey, this list has been compiled for you! It's an ongoing resource that is always... https://t.co/KSJ4dvxcAD
Want to learn more about employing persons diagnosed with Autism or Asperger Syndrome? Join Jenn Byron Ross, Director of Recruiting H-E-B, Jennifer England Allen CEO & Founder Aspergers101 and Jennifer Hines with... https://t.co/wZjnovutPp
Here is a good reference we found for Asperger Syndrome from NIH. Areas covered are diagnosis, treatment, clinical trials, publications and prognosis for your reference. https://t.co/WH7a7SV6nW
Ken Kellam offers his insight(s) into the struggle he has experienced as a person diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome. To him, it took a 'battle plan' to better understand others as well as himself. https://t.co/TuBc1pEEYN
Are you concerned about job interviewing? The art of the job interview is tricky, but there are even more nuances to understand and practice for those with ASD. The best way to learn and understand... https://t.co/Tk4sVs1aIo
Children with an autistic parent or siblings have nine times the usual odds of having autism according to a recent study. Also found that children who have a first-degree relative — a sibling or... https://t.co/zRmGMdJ7lE
Are you or a loved one about to graduate college? First: CONGRATULATIONS! This is a major accomplishment that you should be incredibly proud of. However, this incredible time does not come without its own fears and... https://t.co/3kf8jP2wGW
Self-care is one of the most important aspects of being successful in anything, this includes parenting! This is especially true if you are a parent to a child with special needs. You cannot be your best for your child if you do not... https://t.co/zIwZ1G0RqH
ON TOUR WITH ASPERGER'S ARE US follows the team of four on a six-week trip that will test their understanding of friendship, comedy and carburetors. The six-part documentary series debuts on HBO with two half-hour episodes back-to-back TUESDAY, APRIL... https://t.co/MEUkwN4Qhj
Is your child going to be transitioning to Middle School or High school in the fall? Transitions are always scary, especially big transitions like this, but there are ways that you can prepare in advance. Now is a good... https://t.co/v4i04OXKVB
Social anxiety is a culprit for many people. If left untreated, may even become paralyzing. What causes this anxiety and what can you do to ease it? Dr. Marcia Eckerd provides insight into this challenging cormid. https://t.co/pg2ZwMC7F6