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		Animating the Future for Exceptional Minds: Kids with ASD Learn Professional Animation Skills by Fred Friedman, Ph.D.

		Teaching Young Adults with Autism / ASD How to Make Smart Nutritional Choices by Liesa Wayson, Director of Admissions and Outreach at CLE Monterey

		Hunting for a Job After College for People on the Autism Spectrum by Janell Yonkman, MS, OTR CIP, Bloomington and CIP Student Andrew McKearin

		Job and Life Skills Training for People with Asperger's: True Colors by Co-Authors: Michael McManmon, Ed.D, Brenda Brown, MSW, and True Rafferty

		Experts Brace for Wave of Autistic Adults, and the Young Adult Transition Programs from the San Francisco Chronicle

		Raising Resilient Children: Parenting Your ASD or LD Child for Post-Secondary Success by Christine Ryan, Ph.D. and Jenel Meier, M.S. of www.cipworldwide.org

		Autism Awareness Month: Why This Matters by Elizabeth Roberts, PsyD, of www.cipworldwide.org

		Bullying and Your Special Needs Child by Judith Greenberg, Ph.D., Director of School Finders, LLC.

		Asperger's Diagnosis in Adults and Young Adults: an interview by Dr. Michael McManmon, Ed.D.

		Special Education Advocacy 101: What Every Parent Needs to Know by Sheryl Frishman, Esq., Frishman & Faber, Mt. Kisco, NY

		Weighted Vests for Kids with Sensory Disorder from Fun and Function, creators of kid-friendly sensory tools and therapy equipment

		From Devastation to Acceptance to Advocacy: The Journey of a Mother & Attorney Through the Maze of Autism by Sheryl Frishman, Esq., Frishman & Faber, Mt. Kisco,NY

		"I am an Apple" -- Aspergers / LD students in the Conventional Learning World by Dr. Michael McManmon, Ed.D.

		Building Blocks to Independent Living for Young Adults with Special Needs by Catherine Sullivan-DeCarlo, Vice President of Admissions and Marketing, Chapel Haven

		Vocational Training Options for your Child with LD By Denise Watson, the Glenholme School

		The Proposed Elimination of Asperger's As a Legitimate Medical Diagnosis by Gary M, Eisenberg, Ph.D.,Child Psychologist, Boca Raton, FL

		Person Centered Planning: Help Your Young Adult with Asperger's Chart Her / His Own Course by Dr. Michael McManmon, Ed.D.

		Self-regulation and its Impact on Learning by Craig Selinger, M.S., President of Brooklyn Learning

		What is Aspergers Syndrome? by Dore Frances, MA, founder of Horizon Family Solutions, LLC

		No Link between Autism and Vaccines by Dr. Michael Oberschneider, Director of Ashburn Psychological Services

		Student With Asperger's Overcomes Obstacles and Acclimate to College Life by Sarah Blackwelder Williams, of CIP (the College Internship Program)

		Reframing Social Situations Helps Young Adults with Aspergers Improve Their Social Skills By Michael McManmon, EdD, and Dan McManmon, BA, of the College Internship Program (CIP)

		Visual Learning Strategies for Children with Autism / Asperger's by Sarah Major, MA, Child1st Publications

		Children with Asperger's Syndrome: Characteristics/Learning Styles and Intervention Strategies by Susan Stokes, Autism Consultant

		How Brain Training Can Help a Child with Autism / PDD by Kim Hanson, of LearningRx

		How to Choose a Camp for Your Child with Special Needs and / or LD by Dr. Judith Greenberg, of School Finders, LLC

		Bridging the Gap: Students on Spectrum Find Hope After High School By Sarah Blackwelder-Williams

		Games and Pretend Play at an Early Age Can Improve I.Q., Language and Social Skills From Fun and Function Toys, LLC

		Music Can Make Learning Fun and Engaging for Children with LD by Heather Lewis of Rockngolive.com

		Two Important Issues To Address For Symptoms Along The Autistic Spectrum by By C.C. Raphael, Director of Operations, Evenbetternow, LLC

		Options and Treatments for Aspergers Syndrome by Dave Angel

		What is a Functional Behavior Assessment "FBA" and Why do I Need One? by Sheryl Frishman, Esq., Frishman & Faber, Mt. Kisco,NY

		Can that be Right? IQ and Autism by Allison Hertog, J.D., Florida School Partners advocacy

		What is Executive Functioning, and what can be done for people with Executive Functioning Difficulties? by Scott Crouse, of www.ldinfo.com

		Alternative Approaches to Multiply Disabled Children -- Autism and Cerebral Palsy by Andrew Brereton

		Non Verbal Learning Disabilities (NLVD) and the Implications for Your Child by Scott Crouse, of www.ldinfo.com

		Learning independent Living Skills at Home: Give your child a net, not a fish By Douglas Gould, Residential Coordinator, The Berkshire Center

		Traveling with Special Needs Children by Aviva Weiss, Founder of Fun and Function Toys, LLC

		Transition to Adult Skills for Teens with Aspergers by Sandi Kahn Shelton, The New Haven Register

		The Art of Letting Go -- Aspergers / LD students Living on Their Own or At School by Dr. Michael McManmon, Ed.D.

		How to Cope with Your Child's Diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome by Dave Angel

		Dealing with Aggression in Children with Aspergers by Dave Angel, Social Worker

		Five Different Types of Autism by Rachel Evans

		Early Indicators of Autism in Very Young Children by Dr. Jared Maloff, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Los Angeles, CA

		Transition Program for Young Adults with Aspergers Syndrome by Judith Lefkotwitz, Chapel Haven, New Haven, CT, and Tucson, AZ

		Autism Treatment and Brain Wave Therapy by Jean Charles Genet, Theeforce, LLC

		How Much Therapy Is Good For Your Autistic Child by Jean Charles Genet, Theeforce, LLC

		Autistic Children and Thought Transference by Jean Charles Genet, Theeforce, LLC


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