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Today on Autism Live BCBA Evelyn Gould talks about flexibility and inflexibility and how we can work to make ourselves and our children less inflexible. Language inflexibility and ritual inflexibility, specifically potty rituals, are discussed. Shannon shares tips on teaching the concept of thinking. Tamie Salter joins via Skype to talk about her revolutionary therapeutic toy, the Koule, and it?s many fascinating ways of helping your child to move and learn.
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Mike Hipple is a high school senior who uses assisted technology because of Cerebral Palsy. Mike is on a mission to help young people to be able to use assisted technology as early as possible. His passion for this subject and his determination for letting parents know how important it is to give their children a voice is evident in everything this inspirational young man does.

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Today on Autism Live Coach E! Elaine Hall visits Let?s Talk Autism with Shannon Nancy along with two of her students, Ezra Fields-Meyer and Rachel Tracosas, in preparation for Vista Del Mar?s 4th annual Re-Think Autism Conference. Shannon and Nancy talk about recent studies that show how important it is for children on the spectrum to receive help with elopement. Shannon talks about strategies for dealing with stress in light of hurricanes, earthquakes and just day to day living. Flexibility is the topic of the week.

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At the ABAI 2012 confernece in Seattle, Kim and Carmen from Fanshawe College share information on a recent study teaching neurotypical children how to interact with children on the spectrum using a simple STOP, PLAY and Talk methodology.

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Board Certified Behavior Analyst Angela Persicke share tips on having a happy and productive Halloween with children on the Autism spectrum. Included are tips for setting expectations appropriately, having something fun to do afterward, dealing with weather and more. For more information on how to prepare your child for Halloween watch the entire episode of Autism Live October 23, 2012.

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Recently the FDA approved a study for the purpose of seeing if an infusion of their own cord blood could potentially cure Autism in some children. In a special segment, Autism Mom Tabitha, joins Autism Live to talk about having this procedure done with her child, why she did it, why she wants parents to know the importance of ABA therapy and how her child is doing now. Listen in as Shannon and Tabitha discuss this experimental treatment and its possible ramifications.

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On today?s Autism Live Shannon talks with Mike Hipple a high school senior with CP who communicates with assisted technology and wants to help parents understand how important it is to give young people a voice. Shannon also chats with Tabitha, an Autism mom, whose daughter has had a cord blood transplant similar to the kind recently approved for the study of a cure for Autism by the FDA. Viewers write in to talk about bedtime challenging behavior, social goals during recess and lunch, inclusion and potential choking hazards.

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Are you sick of watching ABA videos where you only see a compliant child get it right? Do you wish you knew what to do when a child doesn?t get it right, which happens often? In this video, Dr. Jonathan Tarbox, Head of Research and Development at the Center for Autism and Related Disorders, gives examples of two different types of correction procedures and reminds us that ABA should instill a desire to learn.

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Peter Farag tells how he became an ABA therapist and how it has changed his life for the better. In these tough economic times it?s comforting to know that there are jobs available where you can not only build a solid career but also make a real difference while doing it. Farag shares about traveling and seeing the world while doing the job he loves, helping children reach their fullest potential.

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Jonah Zimiles, owner of Words Bookstore in Maplewood, New Jersey visits Let?s Talk Autism with Shannon Nancy to talk about their mission to provide vocational training and support for individuals with special needs. Jonah shares his family?s journey to provide a positive, informative place for the community to learn, share and grow. This is a model for businesses around the world.

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