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Are IQ scores accurate when it comes to our children on the Autism spectrum? Autism parent, Shannon Penrod, shares her experience of having her son?s IQ tested over the years with widely varying results. Can the test be valid if our children don?t have adequate language skills?

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How do you get a child on the Autism spectrum to understand what choices are? Autism Live host, Shannon Penrod, shares quick easy tips to help parents be able to apply the principles of ABA to teaching choices.
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Mom Blogger Kerri Mallory-Thompson from Autism Will Not Define My Son discusses her family’s journey through Autism and her decision to not look at her son as a “label”. Kerri tells of her son’s progress and shares a recent video where her son said “Momma” for the first time.

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On todayapos;s Autism Live, Host Shannon Penrod shares tips on teaching children on the Autism spectrum the motor skill of catching a ball and the adaptive skill of making a bed. BCBA Evelyn Gould talks about dealing with feelings of guilt, being on a different page than your partner and finding joy by being in the moment.

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On today?s episode of Autism Live, Mom Blogger Kerri Mallory-Thompson from Autism Will Not Define My Son discusses her family?s journey through Autism, BCBA Anna Matchneva from I Step Ahead Services talks about getting children on the spectrum ready for inclusion preschool and host Shannon Penrod shares tips on relieving stress through meditation as well as teaching our children how to communicate choices. The jargon of day is extinction and the topic of the week is challenging behavior.

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Dr. Tarbox answers viewer questions about fascination with poop, getting our children to tell us what they did at school and what are appropriate responses to challenging behavior ? spoiler alert Handcuffs are NOT on his list of effective strategies!
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Grace Iarocci from the Simon Fraser University shares information about research in the area of social skills for children on the Autism spectrum and makes a case for placing more importance on building social skills. This interview took place at the ABAI 2012 conference in Seattle.
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Corrine Kirsch shares research info on teaching children to be safe around strangers in the community at the ABAI conference in Seattle 2012.
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Today on Autism Live, Dr. Jonathan Tarbox shares a recent genetic study that could make it possible to predict with some accuracy whether a child is at risk for developing ASD. Dr. Tarbox and host Shannon Penrod discuss what this could mean for families with children with Autism
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