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In this session, Michael Beloff provides in-depth and detailed information about available government benefits and how these can be accessed for families with special needs children and adults.
US Autism Association Advisory Board member Dr. Wenn Lawson, a well-respected Australian psychologist and highly knowledgeable expert on autism who is also on the autism spectrum himself, gives information about growing up with autism and mind and body awareness. Dr. Lawson discusses neurodiversity and how the brains of those on the spectrum age.
In this session, hear how two Autistic women's lives changed once they were diagnosed and found community. Learn, as well, why they believe that Mission One for a therapist with an Autistic client, whether formally of self-diagnosed, should be to tell that client about the welcoming and vibrant Autistic community to which that person belongs.
This session will cover why women are missed when they can have as many autistic traits as men, and why autistic women experience so much distress. We’ll cover how to do a neurodiversity affirming diagnosis still using DSM-V-TR and whether an official diagnosis is necessary.
Dr. Marcia Eckerd shares her method for diagnosing autism in women and discusses why masking, stereotypes, and traditional assessment methods all have prevented many female teens and adult women from receiving proper diagnosis.
Samantha Craft, M.Ed. (a.k.a. Marcelle Ciampi), a respected Autistic author, international ambassador, and inspirational community builder, is best known for her writings found in the well-received blog and book Everyday Aspergers.
Autistic self-advocate and expert on neurodiversity in the workplace, Marcelle Ciampi, shares her personal autism journey along with her unique insights on the topics of autism diagnoses in adult women, meeting workplace needs for those who are neurodiverse, and how best to support the needs of all individuals who think differently within a corporate structure.
In this session, Michael Beloff provides in-depth and detailed information about available government benefits and how these can be accessed for families with special needs children and adults.
Financial planning expert Michael Beloff details a wide range of housing options and discusses the challenges and complexities of finding and holding on to suitable housing for individuals with disabilities.
Michael Beloff, Financial Planner and father of a young adult with ASD, shares his wealth of expertise to help individuals who receive government benefits and want to work.
Michael Beloff, US Autism Association Advisory Board member, financial planner, and father of a young adult with ASD, shares his wealth of expertise on the topic of life planning for those on the autism spectrum.
CFP Michael Beloff shares his unique and personal expertise on the topic of accessing government benefits for individuals on the autism spectrum. Through his unique lens as both a parent of a diagnosed child and an expert in financial planning for the needs of those on the spectrum, Michael brings a wealth of information along with practical steps and timelines to consider when exploring SSI and SSDI for autistic individuals.
In this once-in-a-lifetime, exclusive interview, Temple Grandin shared with us at the US Autism Association some of her uniquely personal insights and reflections about her life as an adult on the autism spectrum. Recorded in October of 2024 for our online conference Neurodiversity, TempleDon’t miss this opportunity to get a new and more personal insight into the amazingly neurodivergent life and work of Dr. Temple Grandin!
Experts Wenn Lawson and Wendella Marsh talk openly and without reservation about the very important topic of relationships and sexuality for adults across the autism spectrum. Within a discussion that highlights the importance of self awareness and acceptance, open communication, safety and vulnerability, gender fluidity, and sexual diversity, this session debunks a number of myths and offers useful information and hope for individuals at any stage of their "relationship journey."
Currently in the U.S 80% of people with autism are unemployed or underemployed. Becoming an entrepreneur can help these individuals enjoy employment as their own boss and to use their unique abilities to impact the world. Professionals and educators will learn to empower people with autism and other disabilities to develop entrepreneur skills. Sandison teaches practical ways to build connections, market a business, and get first on Google. Individuals with autism will learn to use their strengths to accommodate for limitations, find a mentor, strength connections by the ability to delight clients, and pursue new opportunities. During the past 7 years, Ron has spoken live to 250,000 people, published three nationally books, and his nonprofit Spectrum Inclusion receives 10,000 views a month. Sandison shares the knowledge he gained from interviewing autistic entrepreneurs while writing his fourth book Autism, Growth & Transitioning into Adulthood.
In this session, Dr. Phillip Demio, biomedical physician and US Autism Advisory Board Member shares his wealth of expertise on the topic of the relationship between autism and a number of physical and psychiatric medical conditions. In a discussion that covers gastro-intestinal function, diabetes, seizures, autoimmune disorders, and susceptibility to a host of opportunistic infections and diseases, Dr. DeMio draws useful connections between several medical conditions and "autistic functioning." He then provides recommendations for individuals who either don't feel well physically or find themselves unable to function as well as they would like to due to medical or psychiatric symptoms.
In this in-depth, candid, and deeply personal interview with world-renowned autism expert and self-advocate Ron Sandison, Ron shares stories about some of his own mental health challenges with useful understanding and insight for those who struggle. Covering topics that include being bullied and assaulted by peers as a child and teen, to coping with anxiety, depression, addiction,, and even suicidal thoughts as an adult, Ron gives hope and practical advice for addressing mental health in autistic adults.
In a much-anticipated event, and one that has been in the works for over a year, please join us to welcome Dr. Stephen Shore, Rob Bernstein, and US Autism Association's Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman as they host world-renowned speaker, author, and therapist Tony Attwood on the topic of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for the treatment of autism.
In a much-anticipated event, and one that has been in the works for over a year, please join us to welcome Dr. Stephen Shore, Rob Bernstein, and US Autism Association's Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman as they host world-renowned speaker, author, and therapist Tony Attwood on the topic of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for the treatment of autism.
“Part of the beauty of Bernstein Cognitive Method for Autism is its simplicity: it evaluates and works with children in their everyday environments.” “Departing from the traditional behavioral approach to working with children with autism, Bernstein’s method seeks to understand and modify thinking processes...” Stephen Shore
EXCLUSIVE interview discussing the new film Ezra, led by US Autism Speaker and renowned film director Ron Zimmerman. He will discuss the film with: Tony Spiridakis- Ezra Writer, Tony Goodwin- Ezra Director, and Elaine Hall- Ezra Autism Consultant.
In this session, Dr. BG Mancini and US Autism President Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman share their combined expertise on the topic of wellness in autism. Beginning with heightened sensory responding and carrying through to cover interoception and reactivity within Porges' polyvagal theory, this session explains how disruption along the gut-brain continuum affects physical, social, behavioral, and even cognitive wellness, with recommendations for treatment.
In this session Amir Arami, founder of Verbal Autism, shares how his personal journey through a traumatic brain injury led to the creation of a revolutionary online app to facilitate individualized communication for individuals who are non speaking and on the autism spectrum.
Patty Laushman, director and head coach at Thrive Autism Coaching, shares advice on supporting and raising autistic teens and young adults. She discusses how to communicate in engaging ways, support in ways that can deepen parent/child relationships, and set boundaries that support your own quality of life.
Do you love or work with someone on the autism spectrum who makes sounds but does not (reliably) use spoken words to communicate? Kate will show you, step by step, how to ignite language lift-off - without pushing or pressuring. If you want help turning sounds into words and single words into two-word phrases, this is for you.
In this session Kara Darling, the clinical administrator for Lighthouse Complex Care, shares her simple and easy to understand roadmap for diagnosing and treating the various medical comorbidities that often occur alongside the autism spectrum.
This session is designed to empower both parents and professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to nutritionally support children on the autism spectrum. This presentation focuses on the intersection of nutrition and sensory needs, providing actionable strategies for improving dietary variety and nutritional intake in a way that respects and accommodates unique sensory preferences.
Continuing into its second season, this Approaches to Autism session features Dr. Stephen Shore and Rob Bernstein in an interview with Dr. Winnie Dunn on the topic of Occupational Therapy. Dr. Dunn is a Distinguished Professor of Occupational Therapy Education and an internationally recognized expert for her studies about sensory processing in everyday life.
When families receive the diagnosis of Autism, they often become engulfed in a sea of unknown variables with no clear guidelines or tangible map. They ask what the future will look like for their family, the parents, the child with autism, the siblings. Relationship based Dynamic Intelligence Program (RDI (TM)) looks at this dilemma from a perspective that families are designed to live their lives together, where they find support for the emotional hills and valleys that are specific to the lives they lead.
Do you love or work with someone on the autism spectrum who makes sounds but does not (reliably) use spoken words to communicate? Kate will show you, step by step, how to ignite language lift-off - without pushing or pressuring. If you want help turning sounds into words and single words into two-word phrases, this is for you.
Akhil Lad, Autism Advocate, is minimally speaking and uses the letter-board for communication. Akhil is purusing an Associate of Science degree and has finished 50 hours of college education.
In this short video, US Autism Association Advisory Board Member Sameer Dahar shares a few thoughts with us about his difficulties along his journey as he makes his way through college. With profound insight into what autism feels like from the insider's perspective, Sameer gives us some new insights into the more severe and non-vocal side of the autism journey.
Music naturally supports social communication. In this presentation you will learn about an approach that uses music and counseling tools in a non-directive way that leads to self-efficacy and independence.
In this illustrative short video, non-vocal advocate and US Autism Association Advisory Board Member Sameer Dahar gives us a deep and profound look into his journey in education and transitioning to college.
In this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, Sameer Dahar, non-vocal autism expert and advisory board member of the US Autism Association discusses his unique insights and perspectives on sensory processing, language development, and learning for diagnosed individuals who are primarily non-vocal with his colleague and friend Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman.
US Autism Association Advisory Board members Dr. Stephen Shore, Rob Bernstein, and Dr. Wenn Lawson, together with Dr. Tasha Oswald, explore and discuss the non-speaking world of autism with renowned expert on the topic, Paul Kotler, who is himself non-vocal. With so many of our family and friends on the autism spectrum who are unable to find their voice, this panel provides deep insights into understanding those who cannot speak out loud, but have much to share.
Vicki Clarke, Speech Language Pathologist and AAC Specialist, discusses communication, speech, and the tools we use to help individuals with Autism develop speech and language skills.
In this session Amir Arami, founder of Verbal Autism, shares how his personal journey through a traumatic brain injury led to the creation of a revolutionary online app to facilitate individualized communication for individuals who are non speaking and on the autism spectrum.
This session is designed to empower both parents and professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to nutritionally support children on the autism spectrum. This presentation focuses on the intersection of nutrition and sensory needs, providing actionable strategies for improving dietary variety and nutritional intake in a way that respects and accommodates unique sensory preferences.
In this short video, US Autism Association Advisory Board Member Sameer Dahar shares a few thoughts with us about his difficulties along his journey as he makes his way through college. With profound insight into what autism feels like from the insider's perspective, Sameer gives us some new insights into the more severe and non-vocal side of the autism journey.
In this paradigm-shifting lecture, Raun K. Kaufman takes us on a deep dive into the three neuro-states of autism so that we can approach our loved ones in a way that is matched (instead of mismatched) to their current neuro-state, enabling connection rather than overload, ease rather than anxiety, blossoming rather than meltdowns.
In this session Megan Locke will discuss her research on the topic of CAPD in autism. She will then discuss the findings of her research and share its implications for those on the autism spectrum.
In this fascinating excerpt from a US Autism Association panel discussion featuring Raun K. Kaufman, Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman, Dr. Jeanne Eichler, and Dr. Theodore Henderson, Neuro-Crashes & more are discussed.
In the first of this 2-part series, Manisha Lad shares her own story as it evolved alongside that of her son, from his early diagnosis with classic autism at the age of 18 months to his current transition where, at the age of 20, he is now successfully attending college as a primarily non-vocal student.
Dr. Wenn Lawson, a world renowned autistic psychologist who has spoken before the United Nations, combines his personal experience and professional research on the topic of shut-down and sensory overload for those on the autism spectrum.
Dr. Megan Locke shares her expertise on the topic of listening and central auditory processing (CAPD) for those on the autism spectrum.
In this session attorney Carol Weinman shares her personal and professional insights on the topic of neuro-crashes and meltdowns in school. Within a frank and thoughtful discussion about these challenging moments, Carol offers unique perspectives and sound advice to help school personnel in both recognizing and addressing the needs of the student and the teacher in these difficult situations.
In this session Dr. Richard O. Williams shares his life-long passion for autism research to give foundation to a discussion about sensory differences and their connection to memory, learning, and cognition for individuals on the autism spectrum.
In this session, Dr. Rebecca Knowles shares her deep understanding about the nervous system to give viewers insight into the ways that bottom-up therapies, including listening therapy and breath awareness training, can give those who are prone to meltdown or shut-downs increased ability to control their responses.
What happens during a meltdown? What causes a meltdown? Can these be prevented? Raun K. Kaufman takes us on a deep dive into the causes and intensifiers of Neuro-Crashes, explaining ways to prevent them and thus to prevent some causes of some crises, anxiety, and challenging behaviors.
This panel discussion offers perspectives on the topic of neuro-crashes and meltdowns from Raun K. Kaufman, who, with his colleague Kate C. Wilde, coined the term neuro-crash; from the psychiatric and neurology perspectives of Dr. Theodore Henderson; from the sensory arousal and modulation aspects from US Autism Association President, Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman; and with the insights of Dr. Jeanne Eichler, an occupational therapist.
Do you know a non-vocal child on the autism spectrum? Our very own US Autism Association Advisory Board member and Non-Vocal Advocate Sameer Dahar and US Autism Association Advisory Board members Dr. Stephen Shore and Rob Bernstein are joined by Erika Anderson to discuss the RPM method.
As children grow up, the role of occupational therapy changes and presents new opportunities for facilitating successful transition to adulthood. Dr. Jeanne Eichler, Occupational therapist, music therapist and educator, discusses reasons to seek that occupational therapist and bring them back to the team.
In this session Amir Arami, founder of Verbal Autism, shares how his personal journey through a traumatic brain injury led to the creation of a revolutionary online app to facilitate individualized communication for individuals who are non speaking and on the autism spectrum.
In this fun and interactive discussion with Alexander Landa, father of an autistic son, CEO, and co-founder of the Akiva Virtual Reality world, he shares his own story and the story of Akiva to give new hope to parents who have struggled within other modalities with achieving educational and therapeutic gains for their children.
Floreo Technologies Founder and CEO Vijay Ravindran discusses his company's exciting developments in the use of Virtual Reality Technologies to train and assist both children and adults with some of the more challenging skills that those with autism struggle to learn.
In this session, Dr. Stephen Shore will discuss the value of including those on the autism spectrum in participatory research. He will share the reasons for inclusion and the benefits to both autistic and non-autistic groups.
In this session Dr. Theodore Henderson will discuss the problem with current treatments for Traumatic brain injury/concussion/CTE, Parkinson’s disease, Depression, Autism, PTSD, Post-COVID Fatigue Syndrome, Alzheimer’s disease, and ADHD and will propose an alternative, non-invasive, non-pharmacological treatment to improve brain function.
In this follow-up session detailing her research in autism, Dr. Valerie Hu discusses the role that various endocrine disrupting chemicals can play in at least one of the primary autism subtypes.
In this cutting-edge session, leading researcher (and mother of an autistic adult) Dr. Valerie Hu shares her life-long research on subtypes of autism.
Connie Kasari, Ph.D., who is the current president of the International Society of Autism Research and a founding member of the Center for Autism Research and Treatment at UCLA, will share her expertise on the topic of novel, evidence-tested interventions for autism that can be implemented in community settings.
Dr. Bernard Crespie, Dr. Richard Williams, and Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman discuss the topics of evolution, genetics, and biology as they pertain to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Viewers will learn about some of the key elements of a high quality assessment and will gain an understanding about why a good assessment matters.
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.
In this cutting-edge session, leading researcher (and mother of an autistic adult) Dr. Valerie Hu shares her life-long research on subtypes of autism.
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.
Dr. Bernard Crespie, Dr. Richard Williams, and Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman discuss the topics of evolution, genetics, and biology as they pertain to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
In this session Dr. Richard O. Williams shares his life-long passion for autism research to give foundation to a discussion about sensory differences and their connection to memory, learning, and cognition for individuals on the autism spectrum.
In this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, Sameer Dahar, non-vocal autism expert and advisory board member of the US Autism Association discusses his unique insights and perspectives on sensory processing, language development, and learning for diagnosed individuals who are primarily non-vocal with his colleague and friend Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman.
In this session, Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman, President of the US Autism Association, Jeffrey Freed, author of the popular book Right-Brained Children in a Left-Brained World and autistic himself, and Dr. Richard Williams, autism expert, researcher, and parent of an adult daughter with autism discuss the complex topic of cognition and intellectual ability in autism.
The primary purpose of this session with Dr. Patrick J. Rydell is to assist viewers in understanding the interrelationships among social-communication, learning styles, and independent thinking in children with autism spectrum disorders.
Currently in the U.S 80% of people with autism are unemployed or underemployed. Becoming an entrepreneur can help these individuals enjoy employment as their own boss and to use their unique abilities to impact the world. Professionals and educators will learn to empower people with autism and other disabilities to develop entrepreneur skills. Sandison teaches practical ways to build connections, market a business, and get first on Google. Individuals with autism will learn to use their strengths to accommodate for limitations, find a mentor, strength connections by the ability to delight clients, and pursue new opportunities. During the past 7 years, Ron has spoken live to 250,000 people, published three nationally books, and his nonprofit Spectrum Inclusion receives 10,000 views a month. Sandison shares the knowledge he gained from interviewing autistic entrepreneurs while writing his fourth book Autism, Growth & Transitioning into Adulthood.
What do you think about when you ponder accessibility? We spend 1/3 or more of our adult lives doing paid work. In this interview, Occupational Therapist Jeanne Eichler talks about aspects of accessibility that are often not considered in workplace environments.
In this episode of Voices Across the Spectrum, Rob Bernstein, Stephen Shore, and US Autism Association President Marlo Payne Thurman will host Broadway Star Mickey Rowe, along with up-and-coming actors Seamus Higgins and Henry Durham to discuss a range of topics within neurodiversity for their relevance in both acting and producing.
This presentation is designed to empower adolescents and young adults on the autism spectrum and those who work with them as they navigate the complexities of preparing for and entering the workforce. This session introduces the concept of the Career Continuum, guiding participants through stages from community service to employment, emphasizing the development of crucial soft skills and real-world experience.
Renowned producer, director, and journalist Ron Zimmerman’s interview provides a behind the scenes glimpse of the life and career of Mickey Rowe, autistic and multiply disabled Broadway star who is also a disability and accessibility expert.
In this engaging keynote, Mickey Rowe shares his deeply personal story of growing up autistic and pushing beyond the restrictions of a special education classroom to shine on the Broadway stage.
Marcia Scheiner, President of Integrate Advisors, shares her systematic approach for working with large companies to create hiring initiatives that successfully recruit and retain individuals on the autism spectrum to fill a variety of needs within the corporate structure.
Sarah Bernard, Chief Operating Officer for Inclusively, discusses the ways in which her company brings together employers, job candidates, and the advocates who support those seeking employment to find, hire, and retain individuals with disabilities.
Samantha Craft, M.Ed. (a.k.a. Marcelle Ciampi), a respected Autistic author, international ambassador, and inspirational community builder, is best known for her writings found in the well-received blog and book Everyday Aspergers.
Autistic self-advocate and expert on neurodiversity in the workplace, Marcelle Ciampi, shares her personal autism journey along with her unique insights on the topics of autism diagnoses in adult women, meeting workplace needs for those who are neurodiverse, and how best to support the needs of all individuals who think differently within a corporate structure.
Michael Beloff, Financial Planner and father of a young adult with ASD, shares his wealth of expertise to help individuals who receive government benefits and want to work.
Dr. Michael McManmon is the founder of the College Internship Program and on the Advisory Board of the US Autism Association. His expertise stems from his Doctorate in Special Education, his Master’s in Counseling, and his Master’s in Human Development. He is also an individual that has been diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome.
In this once-in-a-lifetime, exclusive interview, Temple Grandin shared with us at the US Autism Association some of her uniquely personal insights and reflections about her life as an adult on the autism spectrum. Recorded in October of 2024 for our online conference Neurodiversity, TempleDon’t miss this opportunity to get a new and more personal insight into the amazingly neurodivergent life and work of Dr. Temple Grandin!
Experts Wenn Lawson and Wendella Marsh talk openly and without reservation about the very important topic of relationships and sexuality for adults across the autism spectrum. Within a discussion that highlights the importance of self awareness and acceptance, open communication, safety and vulnerability, gender fluidity, and sexual diversity, this session debunks a number of myths and offers useful information and hope for individuals at any stage of their "relationship journey."
Currently in the U.S 80% of people with autism are unemployed or underemployed. Becoming an entrepreneur can help these individuals enjoy employment as their own boss and to use their unique abilities to impact the world. Professionals and educators will learn to empower people with autism and other disabilities to develop entrepreneur skills. Sandison teaches practical ways to build connections, market a business, and get first on Google. Individuals with autism will learn to use their strengths to accommodate for limitations, find a mentor, strength connections by the ability to delight clients, and pursue new opportunities. During the past 7 years, Ron has spoken live to 250,000 people, published three nationally books, and his nonprofit Spectrum Inclusion receives 10,000 views a month. Sandison shares the knowledge he gained from interviewing autistic entrepreneurs while writing his fourth book Autism, Growth & Transitioning into Adulthood.
In this in-depth, candid, and deeply personal interview with world-renowned autism expert and self-advocate Ron Sandison, Ron shares stories about some of his own mental health challenges with useful understanding and insight for those who struggle. Covering topics that include being bullied and assaulted by peers as a child and teen, to coping with anxiety, depression, addiction,, and even suicidal thoughts as an adult, Ron gives hope and practical advice for addressing mental health in autistic adults.
In this episode of the continuing series Voices Across the Spectrum Dr. Stephen Shore, Robert J. Bernstein, and Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman will have the honor of interviewing Rabbi Dr. Tzemah Yoreh who is one of the intellectual leaders of Jewish humanism and the head of the City Congregation in New York City. As a community leader on the spectrum, he is a passionate advocate for the inclusion of the neuro-atypical in the Jewish community and beyond.
In this episode of the US Autism Association's series, Voices Across the Spectrum, Dr. Stephen Shore, Robert J, Bernstein, and Dr. Marcia Eckerd will host David Wall, an autistic man who has been able to find his voice and even learn to speak publicly through participation in Toastmasters.
In this session, one autistic mother, who is also the sole special education advocate for her autistic daughter, shares the challenges she faces with navigating the public school system when both parent and child are on the spectrum.
In this episode of Voices Across the Spectrum, Rob Bernstein, Stephen Shore, and US Autism Association President Marlo Payne Thurman will host Broadway Star Mickey Rowe, along with up-and-coming actors Seamus Higgins and Henry Durham to discuss a range of topics within neurodiversity for their relevance in both acting and producing.
Viewers will learn about some of the key elements of a high quality assessment and will gain an understanding about why a good assessment matters.
In this session, Dr. Stephen Shore will discuss the value of including those on the autism spectrum in participatory research. He will share the reasons for inclusion and the benefits to both autistic and non-autistic groups.
In this session, panelists will highlight the importance of including the arts in all areas of life for those on the autism spectrum. With a special focus on what is known about brain development for those with autism, this panel will highlight the various art forms in use therapeutically in the treatment of autism and will discuss why the arts are effective in addressing the needs of those on the autism spectrum.
80% of people with autism experience depression, anxiety, or other mental health issues. Depression and isolation can lead to a hopeless complex. Sandison shares his own journey with autism and depression and how he overcame a hopeless complex by developing self-determination.
In this session Megan Locke will discuss her research on the topic of CAPD in autism. She will then discuss the findings of her research and share its implications for those on the autism spectrum.
Renowned producer, director, and journalist Ron Zimmerman’s interview provides a behind the scenes glimpse of the life and career of Mickey Rowe, autistic and multiply disabled Broadway star who is also a disability and accessibility expert.
In this engaging keynote, Mickey Rowe shares his deeply personal story of growing up autistic and pushing beyond the restrictions of a special education classroom to shine on the Broadway stage.
Samantha Craft, M.Ed. (a.k.a. Marcelle Ciampi), a respected Autistic author, international ambassador, and inspirational community builder, is best known for her writings found in the well-received blog and book Everyday Aspergers.
Financial planning expert Michael Beloff details a wide range of housing options and discusses the challenges and complexities of finding and holding on to suitable housing for individuals with disabilities.
In this session, Dr. Thomas Rashad Easley discusses his personal experiences with autism, within his expertise as a diversity consultant, pastor, musician, and as the Dean of Community and Inclusion at the School of the Environment at Yale University.
Viewers will learn about some of the key elements of a high quality assessment and will gain an understanding about why a good assessment matters.
This session will cover why women are missed when they can have as many autistic traits as men, and why autistic women experience so much distress. We’ll cover how to do a neurodiversity affirming diagnosis still using DSM-V-TR and whether an official diagnosis is necessary.
Dr. Marcia Eckerd shares her method for diagnosing autism in women and discusses why masking, stereotypes, and traditional assessment methods all have prevented many female teens and adult women from receiving proper diagnosis.
In this video from the 2016 USAAA World Conference, Dr. Phillip C. DeMio talks about how children with autism have to deal with sensory conditions, especially the texture of the foods they eat. He discusses different methods to combat this.
Theodore Henderson, M.D., Ph.D. brings to our annual World Conferences a unique blend of expertise in psychopharmacology, neurobiology, and an understanding of human nature in the practice of psychiatry. In this presentation, he speaks about how psychiatry has let the autism community down.
Today we're premiering a video of The Self-Advocacy Panel at our 2013 World Autism Conference! We'll hear the importance of self-advocacy in the life of a person on the autism spectrum, and self-advocacy methods and techniques used our panelists.
In this video, we're revisiting the Doctors and Researchers Panel at our 2015 World Conference! This panel offers insightful discussion on a variety of topics relevant to people of all ages who are on the autism spectrum.
In this panel discussion, the parents of individuals on the autism spectrum share their experiences and answer difficult questions.
Today we're excited to premiere Nathan Kaplan's Journey, as presented at our 2015 World Conference by Nathan's father, the US Autism Association's founder, Dr. Larry Kaplan. In this excerpt from a larger discussion, Larry tells the inspiring story of Nathan's unexpected success with rock-climbing, and the amazing teacher who was able to help him achieve it.
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.
In this video, we hear a challenging and absolutely inspirational presentation from Sameer Dahar, an Autism Advocate and Author, at the US Autism Association's 2015 World Conference, facilitated by Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman. At only age 15, he prepared this presentation to describe his life and struggles as a non-verbal person with autism - prepare for your expectations and understandings of autism to be STRETCHED!
This #shorts video is an excerpt from James Partington, Ph.D., BCBA's presentation at our 2017 World Conference.
Today's video is an excerpt from Marlo Payne Thurman, Ph.D.'s presentation, "The Continuums of Autism: Cognition, Sensory Processing and Behavior", on September 5, 2014 at our World Conference in Kansas City, Missouri.
Today's video is a throwback to Dr. Phillip C. DeMio's interview at the 2010 US Autism & Aspergers Association World conference.
Today's video is a clip of Temple Grandin, Ph.D., giving her opinion in a panel discussion at our 2016 World Conference.
This video is an excerpt from Dr. John Michael Uszler's presentation, "Functional Imaging of the Brain," at our 2014 World Conference. Here, he discusses SPECT scans, what they can uncover, and how they can be useful for children on the autism spectrum.
Today's video features highlights from the Doctors and Researchers Panel at our 2014 World Autism Conference! Here they discuss the most frequently asked questions associated with medicine, research, and interventions. They review cutting edge medical interventions and treatments as well as cutting edge research, and provide a take away message with regards to their area of specialty in the field of autism.
Today's video features a clip of Stephen Shore, Ed.D., speaking during a Panel Discussion at our 2014 World Autism Conference! He reflects on what brought him success and happiness in his adult years: pinning down a strength and interest.
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.
In this 2014 USAAA Conference presentation, Dr. J. Michael Uszler discusses atypical brain function in people with autism and people with other conditions. He focuses on how atypical brain functions work and what they look like, and how they affect individuals.
In this 2014 USAAA Conference presentation, Dr. J. Michael Uszler discusses atypical brain function in people with autism and people with other conditions. He focuses on how atypical brain functions work and what they look like, and how they affect individuals.
Today's Throwback video is an interview with Dr. Stephen Shore at our 2011 World Conference. Here he discusses his experiences, summarizes some key points he plans to present on, and offers advice to parents and to "typical" people interacting with those on the spectrum.
In this clip, we hear Dr. Martha Herbert discuss how autism is affected by natural biological processes, and if there is a treatment for autism.
In this video, Phillip C. DeMio, M.D., discusses autoimmunity in children with autism, and how to avoid gluten contaminations at medical facilities.
In this video, Lori Knowles-Jimenez explains how lab testing can reveal underlying issues in a child with autism.
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