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This section is for the major resources for the beginner and expert alike.  It can be SO hard to hear that diagnosis, but a little bit of reading will help you know that you are NOT ALONE in dealing with this.  It may not be the road we pictured ourselves on, but it's a well worn path.  We've planted our flowers to make the journey easier, if you find any gems, please share them for the sake of the person behind you.


* ARI (Autism Research Institute) - This organization is a clearing house for information and research on educational and medical treatments for autism through a quarterly newsletter, databases of autism questionnaires, information pamphlets and books.  Dr. Rimland has also spearheaded the DAN! protocol, a medical alternative treatment outline developed a group of knowledgeable professionals throughout the world.  4182 Adams Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116  (619) 281-7165,

Autism Society of America


CAN Cure Autism Now


Center for the Study of Autism
(an affiliate of the Autism Research  Institute), Portland, Oregon, USA 
Includes: Overview of Autism; Subgroups and Related Disorders; Issues;   Interventions; Temple Grandin; Sibling Center; Other Information; Other   Autism Related Resources on the Internet (links) including: General Resources, Mostly Links, Oregon Web Sites, Defeat Autism Now (DAN!) Group Members, Subgroups and Related Disorders, Nutrition Related, Educational and Interventions, Research, Internet Resources. (from Lisa S)

Hyperlexia
   (Contributed by Mary Baker)

Looking Up
- newsletter

National Alliance for Autism Research


"Ooops...Wrong Planet! Syndrome" web page
of Janet Norman-Bain of Oyster  Bed Bridge, Prince Edward Island, Canada; an adult with Aspergers who has a son with Autism   Includes: Autism information (includes web pages of people with autism,   First Hand Accounts, etc.); Autism mail lists, Newsgroup and forums; Autism  Links (more than 300); Autism in other languages; Internet Relay Chat;   Searching the net; Communication options; Favorite sites from janet's   bookmarks. (From Lisa S.)


TEACCH (Treatment and Education of Autistic and related Communication handicapped Children

What can I do to help my child - Why does my child have autism/gut trouble?


            
Organizations

ARI (Autism Research Institute) - This organization is a clearing house for information and research on educational and medical treatments for autism through a quarterly newsletter, databases of autism questionnaires, information pamphlets and books.  Dr. Rimland has also spearheaded the DAN! protocol, a medical alternative treatment outline developed a group of
knowledgeable professionals throughout the world.  4182 Adams Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116  (619) 281-7165,
http://www.autism.com/ari

Future Horizons - This organization publishes autism literature and puts on autism workshops throughout America and other countries. 720 North Fielder Road, Arlington, TX  76012, http://www.futurehorizons-autism.com/

The Morning News - This quarterly newsletter informally shares practical information among parents and professionals working on the behalf of people with autism.  Articles address various concerns and share ideas which amplify social stories and related techniques and materials.  See webbsite for sample issue. Jenison High School, 2140 Bauer Road, Jenison, MI 49428  (616) 457-8955, http://www.autism.org/social

Oasis - Online Asperger Syndrome Information & Support - very nice page 

 

Email List help

Karen's webpage of the Big list of Lists

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Books for Understanding Children with Autism

It goes without saying the most cost-effective way to obtain these books is through the library and borrowing from other parents and professionals. Some books are mainstream and can be found in national bookstore chains. For the ones that aren't, most of them can be ordered from ARI, Future Horizons and some chapters of the Autism Society of America.

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