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Just This Side of Normal: Glimpses Into Life
wtih Autism. This was given the Autism
Society of America's "Outstanding Literary
Achievement Award." This is a memoir of my
life with my son. Through it, I hoped to share
many of the universal themes of raising a
child with autism. It has been used by
schools and universities throughout the
country as a teaching tool.
wtih Autism. This was given the Autism
Society of America's "Outstanding Literary
Achievement Award." This is a memoir of my
life with my son. Through it, I hoped to share
many of the universal themes of raising a
child with autism. It has been used by
schools and universities throughout the
country as a teaching tool.
Autism Treatment Guide was the first
objectively written guide to various treatments
for autism. Now in its third edition, it is a
useful guide for those just learning to
navigate the complex world of autism. It
received the "Outstanding Parent
Achievement Award" from the Autism Society
of America.
objectively written guide to various treatments
for autism. Now in its third edition, it is a
useful guide for those just learning to
navigate the complex world of autism. It
received the "Outstanding Parent
Achievement Award" from the Autism Society
of America.
Featured in this great anthology of stories
about parenting children with autism is a
vignette I wrote entitled, "Cake and Polyester
Don't Mix!"
about parenting children with autism is a
vignette I wrote entitled, "Cake and Polyester
Don't Mix!"
Apples for Cheyenne is an engaging
children's book about a girl with autism who
finds friendship through her time with
Cheyenne, a gentle horse. Follow Rachel
and her friends as they go on a
horseback-riding adventure. Children will
delight in this heartwarming tale, while also
learning about autism and other disabilities.
This book was illustrated by Kim Miller, a
young woman with autism.
children's book about a girl with autism who
finds friendship through her time with
Cheyenne, a gentle horse. Follow Rachel
and her friends as they go on a
horseback-riding adventure. Children will
delight in this heartwarming tale, while also
learning about autism and other disabilities.
This book was illustrated by Kim Miller, a
young woman with autism.