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She never expected a photo of a bakery cake would go viral!Source: The Autism Site
03.12.2015 · From The Autism Site
In some cases, so-called "cures" for autism are actually dangerous. Watch out for this one!Source: The Autism Site
03.12.2015 · From The Autism Site
The post Reframing autism; like minds; doctoral dilemma appeared first on Spectrum. Source: Spectrum News
04.12.2015 · From Spectrum News
Using a new genetic approach, researchers are finding shared risk factors for seemingly unrelated conditions, ranging from autism to obesity1. The method, described in the November issue of Nature Genetics, provides intriguing hints about the role of genes in the distribution of certain traits and d…
04.12.2015 · From Spectrum News
By Angela Weddle To my 19 year old self after quitting college, I want you to know that you are not a failure. You don’t know it yet, and won’t until you’re 29, but you have Asperger’s Syndrome, Non-Verbal Learning Disability, Fibromyalgia, Congenital Brain Damage, and oh ye…
04.12.2015 · From The Art of Autism
"Wow! That was literally like someone guiding you through the journey." - Kevin In recent years, we have successfully used technology to make our lives much more easier and convenient. It has become a way of life - it is everywhere around us and helps us simplify our schedules, commutes, lifestyles,…
04.12.2015 · From Assistive Technology Blog
Gary Jesch, owner of Invirtua and a digital puppeteer who has been in the live animation industry for 20 years, was inspired to see what he could do for those on the autism spectrum.Eye contact, social skills & social interaction, and difficulties with attention and concentration are some of the…
04.12.2015 · From Assistive Technology Blog
Lucy Edwards is a 19 year old who lost vision in her right eye when she was 11 and left eye two years ago because of a rare genetic disorder called Incontinentia Pigmenti. Lucy has a great fashion sense and is very much into fashion, make up and being a social butterfly. Not being able to do her mak…
04.12.2015 · From Assistive Technology Blog
Finding Christmas gifts can be difficult for any family, especially for those with a child on the spectrum. At one end, there are the children who know exactly what they want, when they want it, and have no problem telling you all about it. On the other end are the nonverbal kids, who may have...Sou…
04.12.2015 · From The Autism Site
Those on the spectrum are at a high risk for this. Is your child one of them? If so, here are some ways to help.Source: The Autism Site
04.12.2015 · From The Autism Site
So stop wondering what you did wrong and how you can fix him. He’s not broken. He’s a gift from God. You just don’t see it yet. Open your eyes and see the good that you have passed on to him and focus on passing on to him the other good things that you have learned in life.  By Jen Dubois Dear rattl…
05.12.2015 · From The Art of Autism
A few universities in the midwest have started offering degrees to students with intellectual disabilities with focus on providing skills that encourage independent living, prepare students for employment and instill lifelong learning. Traditionally,  these students have not been able to meet a…
05.12.2015 · From Assistive Technology Blog
Along the lines of MotionSavvy and UNI, a group of engineering students from India have created a prototype that translates sign language into audio and text so that speech impaired people could communicate with those who don't know sign language.Unlike MotionSavvy, which is essentially just a table…
05.12.2015 · From Assistive Technology Blog
 There are lots of people with paralysis, spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, and other disabilities that make them have limited or no movement in their hands. What that means is that communicating using a phone for them can be challenging, and in quite many cases, not possible, since a touch…
05.12.2015 · From Assistive Technology Blog
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