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Temple Grandin, Ph.D. Keynote: Great Minds Are Not All the Same
The training will give the attendees a better understanding of autism. They will learn how people with autism think. They will also gain a better understanding of problems with both sensory over sensitivity that many people on the spectrum experience. The presentation will be based on both Dr. Grandin’s experiences with autism and scientific research.
TEMPLE GRANDIN on THINKING BRAINS vs. EMOTIONAL BRAINS!
Temple Grandin is a member of the US Autism Association's Advisory Board, and is a featured speaker in the Video Streaming Library - the largest autism-focused streaming library in the world.
Get Off the Couch and Do Something!
In her signature frank and matter-of-fact style, Dr. Temple Grandin uses this session to discuss the need for all individuals with autism, including even younger children, to “get off the couch” and build something, try a new hobby, or take on a part-time job to gain new skills and move towards independence and self-sufficiency. In this session, Dr. Grandin highlights the need for parents to help their children build on social skills, establish good work habits, and ultimately gain their independence through work projects and the development of interests and skills.
Simple Ways to Help Kids with Autism
We're excited to premiere today's video: a presentation by Dr. Temple Grandin on effective ways to help kids all across the autism spectrum! This was a Keynote presentation at the US Autism & Asperger Association World Conference in 2015. We always enjoy her insights and practical take on life with autism.
Don't Throw All Your Eggs In One Basket
Today's video is a clip of Temple Grandin, Ph.D., giving her opinion in a panel discussion at our 2016 World Conference.
Dr. Temple Grandin on Distractions
In today's video, we hear from Dr. Temple Grandin on distractions at our 2013 World Conference. She candidly discusses things that distract her, and some ways to mitigate or remove those distractions in order to maintain focus.
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