Setting the Research Agenda for Autism Speaks- An interview by Diane Twachtman-Cullen, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
Meet the new, eminently qualified scientific leader of Autism Speaks.
Click here to read the interview.
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Diane Twachtman-Cullen, Ph.D.
Liane Holliday Willey, Ed.D.
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by outstanding professionals in the field of ASD:
Life Construction Ahead: A Short Course for Grandparents and Other Very Special Grownups by Teresa Bolick, Ph.D., and,
Straight Talk About Autism: Parent-Professional Relationships: It's a Matter of Trust by Barry M. Prizant, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, and,
A brand new focus on world activities and events in: Spotlight Internationale
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IN THE FALL 2008 ISSUE:
- Congressman Dan Burton: A Granddad with a Powerful Voice on Capital Hill
By Diane Twachtman-Cullen, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
Long before autism became a front-and-center issue, Congressman Dan Burton was "fighting the good fight" in Washington, D.C.
- Increasing Your Grandchild’s Competence and Comfort Level: How Incorporating Systems at Home Can Help
By Kari Dunn Buron
An award-winning author teaches grandparents how to apply systemizing theory to increase the quality and success of special moments with their grandchildren.
- Suffering in Silence: Girls with Asperger Syndrome
By Lee A. Wilkinson, Ph.D.
An insightful school psychologist explores the important topic of gender differences in Asperger syndrome.
- Sam's World: Providing Stability in a Precarious Reality
By Arnold Miller, Ph.D.
The creator of the Miller Method® shines his lens on how to handle common challenges in children with ASD.
- Could You Have Neurotypical Denial Disorder???
By James Foley, MSW, LISW and Diane Twachtman-Cullen, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
If you find yourself using idioms to excess; engaging in small talk with strangers; and craving social interaction; you just might have Neurotypical Denial Disorder! Brace yourself for a satirical look at a world in which ASD is the norm, and Neurotypicality is the exception.
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ASQ is THE MAGAJOURNAL®
ASQ is described as "THE MAGAJOURNAL®" to underscore that it combines the readability and interest of a high-level magazine with the substance and depth of a professional journal. It is this combined focus that distinguishes ASQ from other publications of its type, and creates an important niche in the world of autism publications that has heretofore been lacking. Each issue features a line of research and commentary aimed at helping parents, teachers, and clinicians to translate this research into practice.
- Articles by, for, and about individuals with ASD
- A focus on families and family issues
- Book and product reviews and recommended resources
- Contributions by outstanding professionals in the ASD field
- Spotlight on best practices to highlight an educator, clinician, or paraprofessional support person whose work on behalf of those with ASD has been exemplary
- Tips and strategies to translate research into practice
- User-friendly, cutting-edge information from the world of research
- and so much more!
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