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Tool kit
Challenging Behaviors Tool Kit
Cathy Lord
Blog
Expert Q&A: What to expect when getting an autism diagnosis as an adult
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Roadmap
Clinician Guide: Program Development and Best Practices for Treating Severe Behaviors in Autism
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Science News
New research examines autistic special interests
Three rules to teach coping with political stresses: Be kind, take turns and be respectful
Blog
Three rules to teach coping with political stresses: Be kind, take turns and be respectful
ebay8
Blog
Making nighttime less scary: cosmic ceiling creates a heavenly experience
Study finds teens with autism more likely to develop suicidal behavior due to bullying
Expert Opinion
Autism and aggression - What can help?
trains
Expert Opinion
What is it about autism and trains?
fatherhood
Blog
The Moment I Got My Son with Autism's Need for Routine
Blog
What my son's routines helped me understand about being an autism dad
Katherine Stavropoulos placing an EEG cap on a boy
Science Blog
Improving autism therapies by exploring the roots of social avoidance
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Science Blog
Autism clothing issues
A woman making a funny face at a child in an orange shirt
Science Blog
Autism and special interests
Expert Opinion
Our son with autism loves trains so much he won’t get off
scrabble pieces
Expert Opinion
Child with autism obsessed with letters and numbers
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Expert Opinion
Child Won't Stop Snorting