Autism Site #19 is Autism and Oughtism.
"I’m a mother of two sons, a twelve year old and an eight year old. Both of my children are diagnosed with autism, my youngest son also has dyspraxia, dyslexia, and dysgraphia, amongst other challenges. Much of my blog is about my parenting experiences with my twelve year old, who has had his diagnosis since he was three, but has shown signs of his autism well before then. I also blog about wider autism issues and a variety of autism view-points."
Visit this Autism Site at https://autismandoughtisms.wordpress.com.
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Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Autism Daddy
Autism Site #18 is Autism Daddy.
"I’m a 45 year old neurotypical dad with a 12 year old son with severe, non-verbal autism (NOW ALSO WITH EPILEPSY, AN ADDED BONUS!!). My wife is an Autism Mommy Rock Star! However, she didn’t like me RANTING about autism on Facebook to our friends & family. So I created this Page to rant about autism & epilepsy while celebrating my son who I affectionately call “the king” :-). For the full Autism Daddy experience "like" my Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/AutismDaddy."
Visit this Autism Site at www.theautismdaddy.com.
"I’m a 45 year old neurotypical dad with a 12 year old son with severe, non-verbal autism (NOW ALSO WITH EPILEPSY, AN ADDED BONUS!!). My wife is an Autism Mommy Rock Star! However, she didn’t like me RANTING about autism on Facebook to our friends & family. So I created this Page to rant about autism & epilepsy while celebrating my son who I affectionately call “the king” :-). For the full Autism Daddy experience "like" my Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/AutismDaddy."
Visit this Autism Site at www.theautismdaddy.com.
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Dad Enough
Autism Site #17 is Dad Enough.
"A Dad, his son, and dealing with autism.
My name isn’t important. This blog isn’t so much about me, per se, as it is about my son, my family, and the intersection between what you want and what you get in life.
My son has Autism."
Visit this Autism Site at www.dad-enough.com.
"A Dad, his son, and dealing with autism.
My name isn’t important. This blog isn’t so much about me, per se, as it is about my son, my family, and the intersection between what you want and what you get in life.
My son has Autism."
Visit this Autism Site at www.dad-enough.com.
Lou's Land
Autism Site #16 is Lou's Land (by Lou Melgarejo)
"A married father of three, Lou's oldest daughter Bianca is autistic. She is amazing, beautiful, perfect and has taught Lou more about life, respect and unconditional love than anybody. They have a bond like no other and Lou's only wish for his daughter is that she grows up to be the best Bianca she can be."
Visit this Autism Site at http://lous-land.blogspot.com.
"A married father of three, Lou's oldest daughter Bianca is autistic. She is amazing, beautiful, perfect and has taught Lou more about life, respect and unconditional love than anybody. They have a bond like no other and Lou's only wish for his daughter is that she grows up to be the best Bianca she can be."
Visit this Autism Site at http://lous-land.blogspot.com.
Monday, January 18, 2016
Autism from a Father's Point of View
Autism Site #15 is Autism from a Father's Point of View (by Stuart Duncan)
"I got my start in the autism community in May 2010 when I started my blog, Autism From A Father’s Point of View (www.stuartduncan.name) and took to social media with the name AutismFather. I now have over 10,000 Facebook fans and 10,000 Twitter followers and had the opportunity to write 2 ebooks as well as articles for Autism Speaks, Autism Society and more, including guest posts on hundreds of other blogs. My blog has been honoured to have been listed on several “top autism blog” lists."
Visit this Autism Site at www.studartduncan.name.
"I got my start in the autism community in May 2010 when I started my blog, Autism From A Father’s Point of View (www.stuartduncan.name) and took to social media with the name AutismFather. I now have over 10,000 Facebook fans and 10,000 Twitter followers and had the opportunity to write 2 ebooks as well as articles for Autism Speaks, Autism Society and more, including guest posts on hundreds of other blogs. My blog has been honoured to have been listed on several “top autism blog” lists."
Visit this Autism Site at www.studartduncan.name.
ASD Dad
Autism Site #14 is ASD Dad.
"I am Cs dad; he has ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder). This blog represents my reflections, insights, learning, and feelings about being an ASD Dad. But to be clear: I am just one of many, many autism dads. My experiences are my own, though I suspect others may relate."
Visit this Autism Site at asddad.com.
"I am Cs dad; he has ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder). This blog represents my reflections, insights, learning, and feelings about being an ASD Dad. But to be clear: I am just one of many, many autism dads. My experiences are my own, though I suspect others may relate."
Visit this Autism Site at asddad.com.
Autism Research Institute
Autism Site #13 is the Autism Research Institute.
"Established in 1967 by psychologist and renowned father of modern autism research Dr. Bernard Rimland, ARI continues to pioneer in research, outreach, and cooperative efforts with other organizations worldwide. ARI advocates for the rights of people with ASD, and operates without funding from special-interest groups."
Visit this Autism Site at www.autism.com.
"Established in 1967 by psychologist and renowned father of modern autism research Dr. Bernard Rimland, ARI continues to pioneer in research, outreach, and cooperative efforts with other organizations worldwide. ARI advocates for the rights of people with ASD, and operates without funding from special-interest groups."
Visit this Autism Site at www.autism.com.
Sunday, January 17, 2016
Mocha Autism Network
Autism Site #12 is the Mocha Autism Network.
"Mocha Autism Network is an organization motivated by love and fueled by our beautiful children on the Autism Spectrum. What we found was that there was not much information about Autism circulating within Communities of Color. Currently, Black/Latino children are diagnosed as many as 2 year later than other children."
Visit this Autism Site at www.mochaautismnetwork.com.
"Mocha Autism Network is an organization motivated by love and fueled by our beautiful children on the Autism Spectrum. What we found was that there was not much information about Autism circulating within Communities of Color. Currently, Black/Latino children are diagnosed as many as 2 year later than other children."
Visit this Autism Site at www.mochaautismnetwork.com.
Friday, January 1, 2016
Kerry Magro
Autism Site #11 is Kerry Magro's Website.
"Kerry is a young adult with autism who has been featured in major media and worked with amazing brands!"
This blog is written by Kerry Magro, who was Autism Light #119 on our companion blog Autism Light.
Visit this Autism Site at kerrymagro.com.
"Kerry is a young adult with autism who has been featured in major media and worked with amazing brands!"
This blog is written by Kerry Magro, who was Autism Light #119 on our companion blog Autism Light.
Visit this Autism Site at kerrymagro.com.
The Autism Dad
Autism Site #10 is The Autism Dad.
"The Autism Dad Blog is the continuing story of the Lost and Tired family. This site is dedicated to creating discussion, talking honestly about special needs parenting, providing one on one support to those who reach out for help, providing the community with a positive example and doing everything possible to make sure everyone knows that they are not alone."
This blog is written by Rob Gorski, who was Autism Light #258 on our companion blog Autism Light.
Visit this Autism Site at www.theautismdad.com.
"The Autism Dad Blog is the continuing story of the Lost and Tired family. This site is dedicated to creating discussion, talking honestly about special needs parenting, providing one on one support to those who reach out for help, providing the community with a positive example and doing everything possible to make sure everyone knows that they are not alone."
This blog is written by Rob Gorski, who was Autism Light #258 on our companion blog Autism Light.
Visit this Autism Site at www.theautismdad.com.
AwesomismMom
Autism Site #9 is AwesomismMom.
A blog by an Autism mother who has a son named Peyton. Blog is described as Common Sense Approach to everyday issues Mom of an autistic son - stories, tips, hints.
Visit this Autism Site at www.awesomeismmom.com.
A blog by an Autism mother who has a son named Peyton. Blog is described as Common Sense Approach to everyday issues Mom of an autistic son - stories, tips, hints.
Visit this Autism Site at www.awesomeismmom.com.
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
We Go With Him
Autism Site #8 is We Go With Him.
A blog by an Autism mother. Kristina Chew blogs about being the mother of a teenager named Charlie who has autism. Kristina is a translator, writer, and professor besides being autism mother.
Visit this Autism Site at www.kristinachew.com.
A blog by an Autism mother. Kristina Chew blogs about being the mother of a teenager named Charlie who has autism. Kristina is a translator, writer, and professor besides being autism mother.
Visit this Autism Site at www.kristinachew.com.
Sunday, May 3, 2015
Autism Mom
Autism Site #7 is Autism Mom.
A blog by an Autism mother. Kim Goff blogs about the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of raising a child with autism.
Visit this Autism Site at www.evesunblog.com/autismmom.
A blog by an Autism mother. Kim Goff blogs about the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of raising a child with autism.
Visit this Autism Site at www.evesunblog.com/autismmom.
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Stimeyland
Autism Site #6 is Stimeyland.
A blog by an Autism mother. "Stimey believes rodents are funny, autism may be different than you think, and that if you have a choice between laughing and crying, you should always try to laugh--although sometimes you may have to do both."
Visit this Autism Site at www.stimeyland.com.
A blog by an Autism mother. "Stimey believes rodents are funny, autism may be different than you think, and that if you have a choice between laughing and crying, you should always try to laugh--although sometimes you may have to do both."
Visit this Autism Site at www.stimeyland.com.
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Fathers for Autism
Autism Site #5 is Fathers For Autism.
"Daddy blog about autism, asd, meltdowns, champions, dragons, and his love for his autistic redhead. I am a road-worn warrior of an amazing autistic daughter and a NT son. I started this blog to provide information, a sounding board and a voice for fathers of autistic children."
Visit this Autism Site at fathersforautism.blogspot.com.
"Daddy blog about autism, asd, meltdowns, champions, dragons, and his love for his autistic redhead. I am a road-worn warrior of an amazing autistic daughter and a NT son. I started this blog to provide information, a sounding board and a voice for fathers of autistic children."
Visit this Autism Site at fathersforautism.blogspot.com.
Friday, November 21, 2014
4boysandaspergers
Autism Site #4 is 4boysandaspergers.
A blog by an Autism mother about "4 boys, 2 parents, 3 pets unlimited laughter.
Visit this Autism Site at 4boysandaspergers.wordpress.com.
A blog by an Autism mother about "4 boys, 2 parents, 3 pets unlimited laughter.
Visit this Autism Site at 4boysandaspergers.wordpress.com.
Thursday, November 20, 2014
The Color of Autism
Autism Site #3 is The Color of Autism.
"We are a Non-Profit (501c3) organization committed to educating and assisting African American families with Autistic children. Autism affects children of every race, ethnic group and socioeconomic status."
Visit this Autism Site at www.thecolorofautism.org.
"We are a Non-Profit (501c3) organization committed to educating and assisting African American families with Autistic children. Autism affects children of every race, ethnic group and socioeconomic status."
Visit this Autism Site at www.thecolorofautism.org.
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Autism Policy and Politics
Autism Site #2 is Autism Policy and Politics.
"I am writing a book about autism policy and politics in the United States. My aim is to write a scholarly and impartial treatment, without pushing a particular point of view. Building on this research, this blog offers insights, analysis, and facts about recent events. If you have advice, tips, or comments, please get in touch with me atjpitney@cmc.edu."
Visit this Autism Site at www.autismpolicyblog.com.
"I am writing a book about autism policy and politics in the United States. My aim is to write a scholarly and impartial treatment, without pushing a particular point of view. Building on this research, this blog offers insights, analysis, and facts about recent events. If you have advice, tips, or comments, please get in touch with me atjpitney@cmc.edu."
Visit this Autism Site at www.autismpolicyblog.com.
Monday, November 17, 2014
Ambitious About Autism
Autism Site #1 is Ambitious About Autism.
"The national charity for children and young people with autism. We provide services, raise awareness and understanding, and campaign for change."
Visit this Autism Site at www.ambitiousaboutautism.org.uk
"The national charity for children and young people with autism. We provide services, raise awareness and understanding, and campaign for change."
Visit this Autism Site at www.ambitiousaboutautism.org.uk
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