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| aspergers News+ XML/RSSBy The Language Express, Inc The Social Express™ is a new interactive software application that helps children with ADHD, autism and Asperger’s and related disorders improve their social skills. By Debbie Lindgren Deborah Merlin shares her story as well as invited sixteen experts in their discipline to share tinformation on their techniques and why they are so successful in the book Victory over ADHD. By The Hope Institute for Children and Families Officials at The Hope Institute for Children and Families awarded $40,000 cash to winners of the first early bird drawing of the Chicago Dream House Raffle at a live drawing at the Hope Institute headquarters in Springfield today. By The Glenholme School Therapeutic Boarding Schools, preparatory School for learning disabilities, dyslexia, ADHD, ADD, autism, aspergers, and more By Sussan & Greenwald Attorneys from Sussan & Greenwald (S&G) will participate in the 7th Annual Family Services of New Jersey Beach Bash. By Mark Schmidt The Hope Institute for Children and Families today broke ground for a new group home on the organization’s 26-acre Springfield campus. The new home represents the first phase of a multi-year campus re-design program planned by Hope. By Edla Prevette Flip Educational Consulting is pleased to announce its Summer 2011 Social Skills Group schedule, you can find it on the new website: www.flipconsultants.com. By Rhonda S. Verona A one-of-a-kind summer social program for college-bound students with Asperger’s Syndrome and High-Functioning Autism, an independent-living oasis in the desert for young men and women, ages 17-24. New addition: High School Sessions: Ages 15-17. By A4cwsn, Gary James a4cwsn will be hosting the Worlds largest APP giveaway Party celebrating some of the best Developers on iTunes. We plan to give codes away to over 1000 APPs as well as 2 loaded iPad 2's with over 200 APPS for Special Needs on them. By Jarid Brown The Autism Program of Illinois (TAP) today announced a partnership with AMC Theaters designed to promote Autism awareness among moviegoers across the state of Illinois. By Windsurf Publishing LLC Windsurf Publishing LLC announces a new book about social sharing for young children by Maureen Mihailescu that describes and teaches the ways children share, interact, cooperate, and play with one another. Created for children with social needs. By innerbalancePR Music and Dance Workshops Deliver Therapeutic Training to Special Needs Communities across the Country By www.a4cwsn.com Apps for Children with Special Needs are changing the way families, therapists and schools are looking at the iPad and iPod. Applications that a little over a year ago were not available to buy or to expensive, are now available in the APP Store!!! By www.a4cwsn.com www.a4cwsn.com has chosen The Conover Company as this months featured company. We have just uploaded 28 videos, highlighting just some of the great Apps they make to help the Special Needs Community. By Just for the Cause, Inc. Just for the Cause, Inc. is improving the quality of life for children with Autism and their families. One child at a time, one family at a time. By Michelle Ruff, Summit Equine Assisted Therapy After recently hosting a clinic in Washington state at her facility, Michelle Ruff is now providing therapy services that are exclusively tailored for Children with Autism and their families. By Mindy Fox, LMFT Neurofeedback therapy, a new treatment for aspergers syndrome? By Son-Rise Program The Autism Treatment Center of America is launching a free lecture series in U.K. cities in October. The lecture details highly effective treatment techniques for use by parents of children with Autism and related developmental difficulties By Suzanne West Parenting Aspergers is an amazing source of information that is filled with advice and some must read tips and tricks about the ways to adapt to and raise a child that has been diagnosed to have Aspergers Syndrome. By Anne Davids It is really difficult to raise a child with Aspergers, one must have the patience in order to guide a child well. By Suzanne West Children who have been diagnosed to have Asperger’s syndrome are very different from the other kids their age especially on the way they think and function. By Anne Davids Asperger's syndrome is within the autism spectrum. It affects a child or a person to communicate effectively and to socialize with other people. By Suzanne West For parents whose kids have been diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, there’s no reason to lose hope. By Anne Davids Parenting they say is one of the toughest jobs in the world. By Suzanne West It is very important for parents to take advantage of their child’s strengths by encouraging them to explore interests at home and at school. It may also be helpful to participate in different activity oriented groups and focused counseling. By Anne Davids Children who have been diagnosed to have Asperger’s syndrome are very different from the other kids their age especially on the way they think and function. By Anne Davids For parents whose kids have been diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, there’s no reason to lose hope. Parenting a child with Aspergers entails acceptance and understanding of the situation. By WESTLAKE PREPATATRORY SCHOOL & ACADEMY A series of ‘open house’ events featuring ‘pointers for parents’ family seminars for special needs students dates saturday, june 26 , saturday, july 17,saturday, july 24,saturday, july 31,saturday, august 7 - 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Support Site For Parents Of Children With Aspergers Syndrome Helps Parents From America To Australia By Dave Angel Parenting Aspergers Community has gone from a site with a small, localized group of members to a blossoming world-wide resource with a vibrant user base of more than 600 in just over one year. By Ken Feitz Autism Today presents Dr. Tony Attwood's seminar, How to Make Friends and Manage Feelings for those with Autism Spectrum Disorders. The seminars will be July 12 in Edmonton, Alberta and July 14 in Toronto, Ontario. By Iona College For the first time, Iona College will offer a graduate, three credit, summer program, Curriculum Leadership Institute on Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorders. The 5-day program will begin on Monday, July 19. By Parker PR Leading Family Information Service sees massive increase in demand for advice By Dave Angel The online Parenting Aspergers Community celebrates more than a year of helping people improve their parenting skills and the life of their children who are diagnosed with Aspergers syndrome. By Dave Angel Caring for a child with Asperger syndrome can be extremely difficult especially as there are many questions that need answers. The medical profession will provide guidance and help to parents with children who have Aspergers By The Autism Program of Illinois Officials at Chicago's O’Hare International Airport today unveiled an accessibility initiative to make traveling easier for persons with autism spectrum disorders. By Stephanie Harlan Autism ASK opened its doors in April, which is Autism Awareness Month, with goals of providing advocacy, support and knowledge for individuals with an autism spectrum disorder, their families and the community at large. By Chicago area mom Comments on Hope Magazine Online. Finding good sties online for families By Dave Moore Parenting Aspergers is a very excellent source of information about dealing with Aspergers and is written by Dave Angel. By Dave Moore It is very important for parents to take advantage of their child’s strengths by encouraging them to explore interests at home and at school. By Dave Moore Parenting aspergers child asks for accepting the fact that these kids don’t like changes. It upsets them and you may notice that their symptoms are becoming more marked. By Autisable.com In an effort to promote Autism Awareness, Xanga.com launches Autisable.com – where people can create their own blogs and share their own journey dealing with Autism. By SparksFly PR A Magical Evening of Musical Talent, May 5th, Canyon Club By All Booked Up Salem Street What happens when Autism grows up? Aspergers Syndrome is a high functioning form of Autism and is often left undiagnosed. By Dave Angel Asperger syndrome is on the Autistic Spectrum and people often exhibit challenges in social interaction as well as restrictive and hyper-focused behavioral patterns. By Dave Angel Never before has a site brought together a community of children and parents desperate for answers and help. With over 600 members from the around the world, a helpful forum that encourages questions and answers and ever expanding resource library. By Anne Miles This is a humble success story of a Mum that believed her son was capable of more than the Aspgerger diagnosis and others around her claimed By The Hope Institute for Children and Families The Hope Institute for Children and Families and The Autism Program of Illinois (TAP) endorse HBO Films’ “Temple Grandin” – will make experts available for news media comment By Hope Magazine Online There is an underlying determination when it comes to special needs parents. Its called Hope. By Dave Angel The Parenting Aspergers Community offers parents whose children have an Aspergers diagnosis the chance to connect with other parents in similar situations from around the world. By Sensory Activation Solutions Sensory Activation Solutions launches a free Sound Therapy home programme for children and adults with learning and developmental difficulties. | ||||||||||||||||||||||