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‘Al Capone Does My Shirts’

Why Every ASD Family Should Be Taken to the Cleaners Read More

All the Difference

Recollections Of a Teen with AS Read More

Finding the Right Doctor - A Parent’s Perspective

It takes patience, research and perseverance Read More

Hiking With Autism

A doorway to a calmer and more capable child Read More

5 Ways to Go Green

Understanding the items that make up your child's atmosphere Read More

Let ‘em Cry (or drop to the floor) at the Grocery Store

Everyone else watching may not see you're a hero, but I do. Read More

Two Different Worlds

We are normal, even if we're pushed from the "typical" world Read More

Doug’s Aria

A Sister’s Note on Autism Read More

Videos

Mercury Toxicity and Autism, Part 4 Mercury Toxicity and Autism, Part 3 Mercury Toxicity and Autism, Part 2 Mercury Toxicity and Autism, Part I

Blogs
Columns

Cris Italia

Additions and Subtractions

Man, am I happy to see 2009 go. Personally, last year felt like it would never end. Read More

NotObsessedWithTrains

I get by with a little help from my meds

To forget everything I'd lie in bed sleeping as much as possible... Read More

Roselle Jerome-Dalton

Alphabet Soup

I am talking about the one thing that all parents fear the most...a group home Read More

Heidi Roger

The most wonderful time of the year

With those powerhouse leaders over at National Autism Association kicking my ass with “Hope-ism” all the time, I can never give up. Read More

Dan Olmsted

Meeting an autism ‘et al.’

Dan Olmsted's person of the year: Lyn Redwood. Read More

Dr. Anthony C. Hollander

Show Me the Data!

The broken record of alternative treatments. Read More

Chantal Sicile-Kira

Modern Love

My son is pining for a girlfriend. He's on Facebook. Read More

Arthur Allen

2009: The Year Singer Spoke Up

Two moms top Allen's persons of the year. Read More

In The Magazine

Cover Story:
Opening the Door to Temple's World

Claire Danes stars in HBO’s biopic about autism’s greatest mind. Read Story

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