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Marc Sirkin, from Autism Speaks, Skypes into Autism Live to share wide variety awesome technology that can actually help with Autism, all part of a campaign he calls ?Hacking Autism?. Marc will be presenting on the topic of Autism Technology at the year?s Maker Faire in New York City. For that event he has created a user friendly guide detailing helpful technology. Marc and Shannon discuss ChoreWars, SuperBetter and a host of other cool sites and apps that offer spectacular solutions to everyday Autism issues.

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Anna Matcheneva from Smilestones Jr. Kindergarten shares the benefits of inclusion preschool at the ABAI conference in Seattle 2012.
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Eating out should be a stress reducing event, but when your child has a special diet or reactions to different foods in can be stress inducing. Even if your child doesn?t have dietary restrictions knowing how to eat healthy when eating out can be difficult. Autism Live host Shannon Penrod shares helpful tips to make the meal out be healthy and stress free even when your child is on a special diet!
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In this video, Autism Live Host, Shannon Penrod talks about considerations when teaching a child the adaptive skill of washing your own hands. Included are ideas for determining what is age appropriate for the child, because our expectations of an end goal for hand washing for a 2 year old should be different than our end goal hand washing for an 8 year old regardless of their current skill abilities. Shannon talks in depth about using a task analysis and then chaining different elements of hand washing in order to have success.
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During the ABAI conference in Seattle 2012, ?Behavior Guy? Corey Robertson tells about training parents and practitioners in ABA techniques to help change challenging behaviors. Corey is a behavior consultant who teaches at Florida Institute of Technology he specializes in working with children on and off the spectrum.
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Are you looking for funding to start an ABA program in your home because you have child on the Autism spectrum? Are you frustrated that there aren?t any ABA providers in your area? Autism Live host, Shannon Penrod, shares information on how some families are solving this problem without going in to debt?.They are training volunteers using CARD eLearning? and then using Skills? as their curriculum. Shannon gives suggestions on how to find volunteers and why you may be doing them a favor by training them in this high demand job market!
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Today on Autism Live, Shannon shares tips eating healthy even when eating out, things to consider when teaching your child on the spectrum to wash their hands and teaching children to walk up and down stairs alternating their feet. Shannon also answers questions about social skills on playdates.
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Autism Live host Shannon Penrod shares important tips to remember when teaching our kids on the spectrum how to use ?Yes? and ?No?. Guidelines are included for children who are non-vocal.

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Autism Mom, blogger and advocate Kym Grosso visits Autism Live via Skype to talk about her recent blog 5 Reasons Why Autism Moms Rock featured on Psychology Today. Kym talks about being a parent of a child on the spectrum, her blog Autism in Real Life, and why she writes romantic fiction when she isn?t talking about Autism. Check out Kym?s book Kade?s Dark Embrace available on Amazon.com!

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Dr. Jonathan Tarbox talks about the recent BACB ABA Guildlines for Autism treatment and in particular shares about the need for extensive assessments, including a curriculum assessment.

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