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These libraries are all about helping you to help your child — and your family — thrive. Sixty (60) interviews with some of the world’s autism and parenting experts to share the most effective symptom management and parenting strategies for kids with less-The obvious (“high-functioning”(Asperger’s or autism) and their parents.

They discuss the autistic brain and their experiences, how to manage sensory difficulties, how to cope with emotional intensity, transitioning after highschool, and how to empower your child for success.

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The Experts & What You’ll Learn From Them

2019 Library

Behavior, Emotions & Self-Regulation

Autism This complex neurodevelopmental disorder is called “Neurodevelopmental Disorder Complex”. Happier families and children will be happier when they understand how development and lagging skills impact behavior.

— Sensory Challenges: What They Are and How to Help Your Kid Cope • Carol Stock Kranowitz MA, Author “The Out-of-Sync Child,” Music, movement, and drama teacher

— Self-Regulation Autism • Susan HopkinsEdD, Executive Director at The MEHRIT Center

— Interoception — The Eighth Sense • Kelly Mahler MS OTR/LAuthor, Occupational Therapist. International Speaker. “Interoception: The Eighth Sensory System” And “The Interoception Curriculum”

— When the Two Exceptionalities are Autism & Giftedness • Julie F. Skolnick MA, JDWith Understanding Comes Calm is the founder

— Developing Flexible Thinking • Kristine Mastronardi & Jake Mastrionardi, A Mother-Son team, Kristine is a Certified RDI® Consultant & Jake is a CATCH-A Certified Dog Trainer and an autistic person

— The Ziggurat Model – Designing Comprehensive Intervention Plans • Ruth Aspy PhD & Barry G. Grossman, PhD. Psychologists. Co-Creators of the Ziggurat Model, coauthors of “FBA to Z: Functional Behavior and Intervention Plans for Individuals with ASD

— Autism, Trauma, and the Therapies that Can Remap the Brain • Julie M Bowen, LCSW. Director of Therapy and Services at HOPE Therapy & Wellness Center.

Parenting The Kid You Are

Many parents worry about how to change autistic behaviors, but it’s more helpful to understand what causes the behaviors. Learn what your child’s behavior is telling you, and how to address it.

— Honoring the Emotional Experiences of Teens & Young Adults • Debbie Reber, MAAuthor of “Wired Differently: Raising an Exceptional Child in a Conventional World,” TiLT’s founder Parenting

— The Subtle Presentations of Autism • Donna Henderson, PsyDThe Stixrud Group Clinical Neuropsychologist

— How to Let Go of the Struggle and Focus on What Matters • Ann-Louise T. Lockhart PsyD, ABPP, Pediatric Psychologist, Board Certified Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology

— The Power of Creating Structure & Routine • Penny WilliamsAward-A winning author, self-Take care of your health and wellbeingamp; Parenting Coach

— Holistic Care for Kids with Autism • Elisa Song, MDFounder of Whole Family Wellness, an Integrative Pediatrician

— Finding Purpose: Exploring & Nurturing Your Child’s Interests • Colleen Kessel, MEd, Gifted Education Coach, Author, Speaker, and Founder of RaisingLifelongLearners.com

— Working With Your Child’s Pediatrician • Yulanda Swindell, MDThe One World Center’s Pediatrician for Autism

Making Connections & Social Development

Communication and social skills are important.-There is no known struggle for autistic people. How to support your parent-Improve your child’s relationship and social skills.

— What I Wish They Knew When I Was Young… • Kim Clairy OTR/L at Williams Miller, ASD Expert, Private Consultant, Licensed Occupational Therapist

— Language Skills: How They Cause Difficulties with Theory of Mind, Problem Solving, and More • Kathy Dow-CCC Burger-SLPSpeech-Language Pathologist/ Associate Clinical Professor, University of Maryland – College Park

— A Friend for Me: Navigating the Journey of Friendship • Rachelle Sheely, PhDCo., Clinical Psychoologist-Developer of Relationship Development Intervention (RDI®), and President of the RDI Connections Center

— The Importance of Making Meaningful Connections • Dr. Edward HallowellBoard-certified Child & Adult Psychiatrist, NY Times Best-Selling Author, world-Famous speaker, founder of The Hallowell Centers

— The Foundations of Connection and How to Teach Them • Sarah Wayland, PhD, RDI® Consultant, Parent Coach, Special Needs Care Navigator, Internationally Recognized Speaker

— Teaching Social Skills Using the PEERS® Curriculum • Caron StarobinLCSW-C, & Jamell White, PhD, LCSW-C – Therapists and Certified PEERS® Instructors

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— Helping Your Anxious Child with Social Interactions & Connections • Sharon Saline, PsyD – Clinical psychologist

School, Work & Beyond

Many families wonder what they can do to help their autistic children function in a neurotypical society. We’ll tackle school issues, transition strategies, college success, and employment readiness for individuals with autism.

— Working With and Improving Executive Functioning Deficits • Brendan Mahan, MEd, MS, Executive Function Consultant/ Coach, Veteran Educator

— College Supports & Preparing for Employment • Laurie Ackles, LMSWDirector of the Spectrum Support Program at Rochester Institute of Technology, (RIT), Higher Education Consultant with College Autism Spectrum (CAS)

— The Intersection of Race Autism, and Emotional Disabilities • Abila Tazanu, MDFounder and Executive Director, One World Center for Autism, Inc.

— How to help autistic people become self-sufficient-Skills for advocacy •Stephen ShoreAdelphi University, Professor of Special Education. Educator, Consultant, Author

— Tools & Strategies for the Classroom • Sasha Long, BCBA, MAFounder of The Behavior Analyst, Former Special Education teacher, Behavior Analyst Autism Helper, Inc.

— Assistive Technology to Help Students with Autism & Related Learning Challenges • Joan L. Green, MA CCC-SLPSpeech-Language Pathologist, Assistive Technology Specialist, Author, Presenter

— Navigating Special Education when Your Child Has Autism • Kristin CookSpecial Education Navigator

2018 Library

Understand Autism

Autism Neurology is complex.-developmental disorder. Understanding your child’s strengths and weaknesses will help you understand them better so that you can help them succeed.

— Understanding the Core Challenges of Growing Up with Autism • Dr. Dan Shapiro MD Developmental Pediatrician, Founder Parent Child Journey Program

— The Trauma Effect the Autism Experience Has on the Brain • Robert Cox, MA. LPC. NCC. Therapist. Author of The Life Recovery Method.

— Brain Differences and Their Impact on Your Child’s Autistic Experience • Sarah Wayland, PhD, RDI® Consultant, Parent Coach, Special Needs Care Navigator

— Flexible Thinking in a Dynamically Changing World • Steven E. Gutstein, PhD, Developer of RDIconnect®

— Co-Common Occurring Disorders Autism Spectrum Disorder • Salya Namazi, PhD, Clinical Neuropsychologist & Licensed Psychologist

— Autism is Different in Girls — They Don’t Fit the Autism Stereotypes • Donna Henderson, Ph.D. Clinical Neuropsychologist at The Stixrud Group

Interventions

Individuals with autism can benefit from therapies and treatment. This is true even for those who have less obvious symptoms. You can learn more about the different options and decide which one is right for you.

— Understanding & Honoring Kids’ Sensory Sensitivities • Carol Stock Kranowitz MA, Author of The Out of Sync Child and Sensory Expert

— Medication Management for Kids on the Spectrum • Dr. Gonzalo Laje, MD, MHSc, FAPA, Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist

— Creating Optimal Wellness for Kids with Autism • Jennifer Scribner, NTP CGP, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, Certified GAPS™ Practitioner

— Enhancing Success for Physical Activity and Sports Programs • Melissa Pangelinan, PhD, Director, Pediatric Movement & Physical Activity Lab, Auburn University

— How to Help Kids With Language Processing Difficulties • Maria Dixon, MA. CCC-SLP, Speech-Language Pathologist

— Learning to Cope: How the Parent Brain Evolves From Grief to Acceptance and Beyond • Rita Eichenstein, PhDAuthor of Not What You Expected? – Pediatric Neuropsychologist

Parenting Strategies

Many parents worry about how to change autistic behaviors, but it’s more helpful to understand what causes the behaviors. Learn what your child’s behavior is telling you, and how to address it.

— Understanding the Rumble & Rage and Managing the Cycle of Meltdowns • Brenda Smith Myles PhDPresident, AAPC Publishing, World-On behalf of a well-respected speaker Autism

— Managing and Resolving Challenging Behavior • Holly Moses, MS. Holly Moses, BCBA. LPC. LPA. Behavior Analyst.

— Teaching Social and Emotional Concepts to Kids with Autism • Kari Dunn Buron, Co-Author of The Incredible 5-Point Scale

— Untangling Our Own Stuff So Our Kids Can Be Who They Are • Debbie Reber is the author of Wired Differently and founder of TiLT Parenting

— No “Fixing” Required: Accepting Our Kids for Who They Are • Heather Chauvin BSW (Tedx Speaker), Creator of Mom Is in Control Podcast

— Change Course: The Pitfalls of Traditional Parenting & What Works Better • Penny Williams, Award-A winning author, self-Take care of your health and wellbeingamp; Parenting ADHD & Autism Coach

School, Work & Life Skills

Many families wonder what they can do to help their autistic children function in a neurotypical society. We’ll tackle school issues, transition strategies, college success, and employment readiness for individuals with autism.

— The Importance of the Parent-Child Guiding Relationship • Rachelle Sheely, PhDCo., Clinical Psychoologist-Developer of RDI®

— Social Skills Interventions and Strategies that Help Children with ASD • Kathy Dow-Burger, MA, CCC-Speech, Language Processing-Language Pathologist/ Associate Clinical Prof

— Loving Connections: Getting Away from Blame and Shame • Jenny Palmiotto, PsyD, LMFT, Clinical Director Family Guidance & Therapy Center, Founder Love & Autism

— Communication Strategies to Build Connections • Dr. Alisha Goldie, Au. D, CCC SLP CPC Speech-Au author, Language pathologist auditorologist-mazing Gift

— Ensuring Siblings Feel Loved & Important, Too • Jackie Flynn EDS LMHC, RPT Licensed Mental Health Counselor Registered Play Therapist Certified EMDR Therapist

— The Importance of Self-Care for Parents of Kids with Special Needs • Vikki Spencer, Family Transformation Agent, Encourager for the Worn and Mom Whisperer

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Friends & Family

Communication and social skills are important.-There is no known struggle for autistic people. How to support your parent-Improve your child’s relationship and social skills.

— Be Different: Navigating the World of Neurotypicals • John Elder Robison Author of NYT Bestseller, “Look Me In the Eye”

— Developing Independence & Flexibility in Teens w/ Executive Function Deficits • Monica Adler Werner MA, Executive Function and Parent coach, Co-Author of Unstuck & On Target

— Transitioning to Life After High School: College & Gap Year • Judith S Bass CEP, CollegeWebLD Developer

— Preparing Your Teen for Life After High School: Career Readiness • Haley Dunn, MA, LPC, Teen & Adult Coordinator at Milestones Autism Resources

— How to Advocate Effectively with School Teams • Debrah Martin MA School Psychologist Advocate for Children

— Homeschooling & Hybrid: Alternatives for Autistic Students • Shawna Wingert – Creator of Not The Former Things, Former Educator

— Failure to Launch: Helping Young Adults with Autism Transition to Independent Living • Alisa Foreman LMFT, Clinical Director at Optimum Performance Institute

— Their Beautiful Minds: Focusing on Strengths • Dr. Edward Hallowell, Child & Adult Psychiatrist, NYT Best-Selling Author

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