A rare glimpse at Dr. Temple Grandin outside of the speaker circuit, talking about what she loves to do with her free time. Autism Live host, Shannon Penrod takes a madcap trip to the Dallas airport with Dr. Grandin, a Make magazine, no gps…and a ton or personal questions…Has Temple ever been in love? Who was her favorite Star Trek character, and more!

Dr. Grandin was in Dallas speaking at the Future Horizons Autism Super Conference. To attend a Future Horizon’s Conference near you, visit: www.fhautism.com

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Autism Dad, Shawn Stockman talks about the charity he and his wife started to help other families to have access to therapies his son benefited from. Shawn and Sharhonda Stockman are an inspiration to Autism Parents around the world. For more information about Micah’s Voice visit: www.micahsvoice.com

Milo chats with Shannon Penrod from Autism Live while at the Future Horizons Autism Super conference in Dallas, Texas. Milo shows Shannon the full range of emotions that he can express when working with children on the Autism Spectrum. For more information on Milo visit: www.robokindrobots.com

Dr. Jed Baker sits down with Autism Live at the recent Future Horizon’s Autism Super Conference in Dallas, Texas to talk about meltdowns, crisis management, anxiety and aggression. Dr. Baker’s book Overcoming Anxiety in Children and Teens, is available now at www.fhautism.com

At the recent Future Horizons Autism Super Conference in Dallas, Texas, former Miss Montana, Alexis Wineman talked with Autism Live about having an Autism diagnosis and dealing with sensory issues in a world that doesn’t always understand Autism.

Today’s jargon term is The Premack Principle. Premack’s Principle states that people are more likely to engage in a behavior that they don’t want to do if it means they also get to do something they want to do. Powerful!