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Editor’s Letter

Dear Readers,

As we head into November, I know that for some people, this may be a bleak season, in contrast to others. Nature seems to have lost its color as trees become stark and empty. Perhaps that was how you felt when your child was first diagnosed with autism—as if the color were removed from your world for a brief time. However, like all seasons, we know this shall pass. With research, support, and changes in technology, the future seems just a bit brighter.

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Warning: How Screen Time Is Impacting Development
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Ask Dr. Malcolm
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The Future of Autism Therapy: What’s Trending Now
Learn how the right support and therapy can empower those with autism to embrace their strengths while building skills and self-advocacy.
Success Stories: Blake’s First Word
Here is another success story. Lisa Parker is the mom of five-yearold Blake, who is non-speaking. She celebrates her son’s first verbal word. Have a success story you want to share? Click here
The Importance of Daily Routine and Structure
A mom with children on the spectrum offers helpful ways to create or refine daily routines.
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A dad whose son is on the spectrum describes his son’s reaction to a particular tune.
Harmonizing Hope: Music, Science, and the ASD Brain
Learn how music therapy can help autistic individuals with various skills and sensory processing.
Autism Warrior-Fostering a Sense of Community
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The Story of Codey Crowe
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Q&A With Dr. Temple Grandin
This month, Dr. Temple Grandin answers parents’ questions about aggression.
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VR: Enhancing Social and Emotional Learning
Can virtual reality (VR) enhance social and emotional learning curricula for students with autism?
EDUCATION
Helping Autistic ESL Learners Succeed
Here are some ways to navigate the difficulties autistic students face when English is not their first language.
COMMUNICATION
Autism and Communication in the Workforce
How does someone with autism find employment when struggling with communication and social skills?
TRANSITIONING TO ADULTHOOD
Empower Your Child to Thrive Independently
One woman on the spectrum provides ways to support and guide your autistic child to possible independence.
Overcoming Biases Toward Autistic Candidates When Hiring
An autism coach advocates for autistic applicants while providing suggestions and tips for companies that may be hiring.
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