July 7, 2017
by Chris
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This piece first appeared on On Being, 3/12/16. It is reprinted here by permission from the author. Sign up for Chris’s five-day course in Unlocking Potential: Using the power of poetry, song and autism, August 7-11! Bill and I are … Continue reading
April 23, 2016
by Beth
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My husband and I sat across the table from our early childhood special education team and my son’s beloved preschool teacher of two years. This nurturing, creative team had seen us through so much, and now they were preparing us … Continue reading
April 9, 2015
by Shannon
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No matter where I am or who says it I freeze up when I hear, “He doesn’t look autistic.” I smile and fix my gaze, my mind racing through possible responses, but in the end allowing awkwardness to grow. There’s … Continue reading
April 6, 2015
by Editorial Team
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Join MN Regional Low Incidence Projects, Region 11 at a Parent Information Night. In addition to the topics and speakers listed below there will be local resources available so you can learn about what the area has to offer parents … Continue reading
April 3, 2015
by Editorial Team
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by Eleanor For Autism Awareness Day, I’m going to show a side of myself that most of you never see – the advocate. The acronym for autism is ASD, or Autism Spectrum Disorder. I despise this acronym because it says … Continue reading
April 30, 2014
by Shannon
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This is our final Autism Aware post. Read the others here. To close out Autism Awareness month, we want to share some of the autism statistics we gathered this month. The more we know, the greater impact we can have. Feel … Continue reading
April 15, 2014
by Shannon
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This is part of our Autism Aware series, where we discuss important statistics about autism Join us on October 25th for practical tips for parents on Bullying and Autism We first encountered “bullying” with our son when he was three. … Continue reading
April 12, 2014
by Shannon
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This is part of our Autism Aware series that focuses on statistics about autism. On March 38, the CDC announced an increase in autism prevalence, now at 1 in 68 US children aged eight. It is based on data collected … Continue reading
April 1, 2014
by Shannon
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Tomorrow is World Autism Awareness Day as declared by the UN in 2007. Last year, Governor Mark Dayton proclaimed April as Autism Awareness Month in Minnesota. And this type of support is important. There’s a lot in the news about autism … Continue reading
April 17, 2013
by Shannon
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This post was originally written for another blog, but I thought it could generate some good discussion here. What does Autism Awareness mean to you? Autism awareness means a lot of different things to different people. It means more funding … Continue reading
