AAPC Publishing President, author, and Autism resource expert Brenda Myles talks about the cycle of a meltdown and what we can do to minimize damage and discomfort to the child and others.

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Architectural Design expert AJ Paron-Wildes shows us how she designs spaces for optimum comfort and sensory needs of children and adults with Autism.

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Actor Jacob Lince tells us all about his role playing an Autistic young man like himself in Nathan’s Kingdom, a dark fantasy film in which he and his sister risk it all to find a kingdom that once existed only in their imaginations to escape social services.

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Author and Autism resource specialist Kari Dunn Buron tells us about her 5-Point-Scale that has become a staple for measuring and regulating problems like anxiety and behavior issues. Also, check out her new book “When My Worries Get Too Big” for children with anxiety!

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Actress, Author, and Autism mom Tara Leniston tells us about her book “Coming Home to Autism,” which gives a room-by-room approach to supporting your child at home after an ASD diagnosis.

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We take a glimpse into the wonderfully supportive world of Shire House, a residential program started by Elizabeth Kane which helps high functioning young adults on the Spectrum find community, purpose, and services!

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Teen Jordon Hollow and his mom Michele tell us all about his successful hobby as a stand-up comedian and author of two Minecraft joke books!

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Author and Psychologist Kathy Marshack, PhD, tells us all about her latest book: “Life with a Partner or Spouse with Asperger Syndrome: Going Over the Edge?” in which she gives steps from clinical experience that may help save relationships.

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The Kent Tech Center’s Marc Petz, Mary Musto, and student Mcguire VanderWall tell us about the 3D VR app a group of students have created to help those with Autism with expression of emotions and social skills.

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