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centerforneurodevelopment.com
Special Helps for Dyslexia, ADHD, Autism and More
Unlocking Learning Potential with non-drug, educational methods for individuals with dyslexia, ADHD, ADD, Learning Disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Aspergers, and other sensory integration problems
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mynameisnotautism.blogspot.com
My Name Is Not Autism
My Name Is Not Autism Autism, Autistic, Aspergers - they are all "A" words. Another one is Alone. This blog is all about one mom, one parent, reaching out to the world and sharing her fears, her challenges, and her triumphs as she helps her son navigate his world with the hope that someone else out there feels the same way. Saturday, February', 2011 Sleeping Through The Night....At Age 8 I'm tired today. Not because of twelve-year-old Sean but because of his croup-y
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autisticinformation.blogspot.com
Autism Blog
Autism Blog Saturday, March 12, 2011 A child with Autism Did you know that most infants and young children are very social creatures who need and want contact with others to thrive and grow. The love to smile, laugh, hide, play games like peek-a-boo?? Occasionally, however, a child does not interact in this expected manner. Instead, the child seems to exist in his or her own world, a place characterized by repetitive routines, odd and peculiar behaviors, problems in communication, and a
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lifeonthelineautismandadd.blogspot.com
Life on the Line: Autism (Aspergers) and ADD in Adolescent Boys
Life on the Line: Autism (Aspergers) and ADD in Adolescent Boys One family's journey through Autism and ADD. From diagnosis to gluten free casein free diets, this blog is intended to offer suggestions, help, and insight for anyone struggling or starting on this path. Find spirituality and meaning related to the how and the why of our daily lives. No matter what, I realize that in journey's like this, it is important to realize we are never alone. Saturday, 16 April 2011 In His Own Words- A
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autismempowerment.org
Autism Empowerment - Accept, Enrich, Inspire, Empower
We are dedicated to empowering the lives of individuals and families affected by Autism, Asperger Syndrome, PDD / NOS and related spectrum disorders. Our four foundational pillars are Accept, Enrich, Inspire and Empower