The Autism Schism
Two Communities Divided by One Word The idea of “the autism community” sounds good. But there isn’t one. There are…
Read MoreTwo Communities Divided by One Word The idea of “the autism community” sounds good. But there isn’t one. There are…
Read MoreFrom Housebound to Hiking Mt. Tam How Love and Determination Helped an Autistic Boy Break Through Neurosensory Barriers By Lisa…
Read MoreDo you have a child with profound autism? Have you thought in a panic, who is going to take care…
Read More— By Alexander MacInnis Families affected by autism need answers to critically important questions. They have questions about many things,…
Read MoreDid you know? Stanford’s Adult Neurodevelopment Clinic is expanding, and this year will be in a position to serve more adults…
Read MoreHer opinionated “The Politics of Autism” offers timely lessons for the autism community, if you can overlook the flippant digressions…
Read MoreA new paper looking at autism prevalence in California tells us what we old-timers already know: autism rates here have…
Read MoreThe 1992 dedication of Aurelia House at the Arthur Schawlow Center in Paradise, California. Left to right: Charles Townes; Carol…
Read MoreAn Interview with Jim Elliott, MSW, Manager, Community Placement Program and Public Policy Compliance, San Andreas Regional Center We have…
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