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Saturday, November 3, 2012
Study Shows Children With Autism Tend to Stray:
Monday, September 17, 2012
Bullying for children with ASD:
The issue of bullying for children with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) article:
Being the victim of a childhood bully can have a lasting impact, including depression and diminished socioeconomic status, into adulthood. 1,2,3 Many adults who were once victims of bullying vividly recall the feelings of intimidation, the sometimes-daily battering of self-esteem. Many also recall the hands-off attitude that used to be common among teachers, principals, and other adults.
Fortunately, bullying, which was once considered a normal and unavoidable part of the schoolyard landscape, is now viewed as a much more serious matter. (Read More)
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
The issue of Bullying for Children With Autism:
The issue of bullying for children with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) article - http://t.co/y60dkQkT http://t.co/0lKrg2ip -- Brett Fletcher (@TrinityMount)
Sunday, August 14, 2011
The “Rules of the Game” Books: Autism - Aspergers - ASD Help for Parents!
"Would you like step-by-step guidance to make talking to your kids about different situations easier ?"
From: Kerri Stocks
Wednesday, 3:45 p.m.Dear Fellow Parent,My son has Autism, and I also have a younger daughter.He was affected very strongly by his social surroundings, and his emotions overloaded him every minute.
" I developed 4 books to help my children keep their power and self dignity in tact."
Here's what I did to help, and here's what I've got to offer you:
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The “Rules of the Game” books allow children to understand their emotions
They learn about the world’s 'social ways' and also allows them to learn
what responsibility they own, and what responsibility does not belong
on their shoulders, and in fact belongs to another person.
These books are very thorough and are not just books that can be read and put away.They were developed so parents and children can use them daily, flick to whichever topic suits the situation and read through it, then mould it to fit different situations.
They are broken up into different stories, and when used consistently,
allows the child to take the knowledge and utilize it in the every day situations.
Allowing the child to break down situations into different segments (e.g. if someone says something offensive they can think to themselves, “oh that is an opinion and everyone has one, and it does not mean it is the truth”) allows for a sense of control and understanding, and they can then focus on what is important in their lives, and not waste time in becoming worked up on things they cannot control.
The “Rules of the Game” books were initially developed for my son
and daughter to assist them with their every day experiences.
Click Here To Order!
Wednesday, 3:45 p.m.
Click Here To Order! The “Rules of the Game” books allow children to understand their emotions They learn about the world’s 'social ways' and also allows them to learn what responsibility they own, and what responsibility does not belong on their shoulders, and in fact belongs to another person. These books are very thorough and are not just books that can be read and put away. They were developed so parents and children can use them daily, flick to whichever topic suits the situation and read through it, then mould it to fit different situations. They are broken up into different stories, and when used consistently, allows the child to take the knowledge and utilize it in the every day situations. Allowing the child to break down situations into different segments (e.g. if someone says something offensive they can think to themselves, “oh that is an opinion and everyone has one, and it does not mean it is the truth”) allows for a sense of control and understanding, and they can then focus on what is important in their lives, and not waste time in becoming worked up on things they cannot control. The “Rules of the Game” books were initially developed for my son and daughter to assist them with their every day experiences. |