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• Autism and Lockdown - Part 2 Making the Most of Lockdown

  

  In my previous post, I talked about the sorts of things that you need to do with kids on the spectrum in order to keep them safe during lockdown. Read more

  The 03 May 2020 by   Gbollard
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• Some Thoughts on Cups, the Extreme Male Brain Theories of Autism and Genderless...

  

  Recently, I was unpacking the dishwasher and putting cups away while thinking about how we chose the cups and mugs and how my wife and I have very different... Read more

  The 27 July 2019 by   Gbollard
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• Study of Sensory Integration Therapy for Children with Autism – Seeking...

  

  By Roseann Schaaf, PhD, OTR/L, FAOTACourtesy: Roseann Schaaf, PhDLife is a sensory experience! We touch, hear, feel our muscles, move our bodies, taste, and... Read more

  The 12 July 2018 by   Autismsciencefoundation
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• Be a Compassion Ninja!

  

  The holiday season is in full swing. For many of us it is a time of love and laughter with friends and family...and for some it is a time to face difficult... Read more

  The 21 December 2017 by   Intuitivepsychology
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• What on Earth is in a Museum of Psychology, Anyway?

  

  -contributed by Cathy Faye.Humor me, here, with a little Thursday quiz:  what do a Nobel Prize, Wonder Woman, and hand guns all have in common? If you guessed... Read more

  The 07 September 2017 by   Chp
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• Negative Emotions Are Transferable

  

  One of the more interesting realisations I've reached in the last couple of years is that negative emotions, such as depression are actually transferable... Read more

  The 04 June 2017 by   Gbollard
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• 06-03-17 Shouldn't We Make a Schedule?

  

  Saturday 06-03-17 @ 7:53AM Good morning. This is us. And, we’re happy. We cried just a smidge when Rich left, but we were happy too. Read more

  The 03 June 2017 by   Aynetal3
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• Dealing with Rejection

  

  We scientists can unfortunately be real bastards to each other, and no other interaction brings out that tendency more than peer review. Of course no one, no... Read more

  The 08 February 2017 by   Bradshaw
  

• The Power of Positive Thinking in Star Wars

  

  I’m am a mother, which means I’m naturally drawn to things that encourage and improve children’s learning. I’m also a child of the 80’s and had a mom that was... Read more

  The 27 December 2016 by   Darcsunshine
  

• Book Review: Social Engagement and the Steps to Being Social by Kathleen Taylor...

  

  Social Engagement the Steps to Being Social: A Practical Guide for Teaching Social Skills to Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder by Kathleen Mo Taylor,... Read more

  The 26 December 2016 by   Gbollard