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Autism Learningfelt: NY Governor Responds to Autism Questions

It took a while, but I finally received a response from the emails I sent to different Governors around the country. Unfortunately, Gov. David A. Patterson, NY, is not the one who replied. It was Ellen J. Anderson, M.…
TRICARE should be like Combat Support

The following blog post by an Army Sergeant Major deployed to Afghanistan, who must remain otherwise anonymous, demonstrates vividly the extraordinary challenges faced by our military members raising children with aut…
Spotlight on ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis)

The area of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) has its origin from the work of B.F. Skinner in the 1930's. ABA works on the principles that the environment can influence actions, specifically rewards can encourage a parti…
Autism Light: Dr. Carl Sundberg

Dr. Carl Sundberg is the Executive Director/President of the Behavior Analysis Center for Autism, which has two centers in Central Indiana. This role involves overseeing skilled ABA therapists. Dr. Carl Sundberg is a…
What If the Royal Couple Had a Child With Autism?

The world has a new princess. She’s a beautiful bride. And, from all indications, she seems like quite a fine young woman who will represent her country well. Seeing the young couple, I couldn’t help but…
Too Much of A Good Thing

Too Much of A Good Thing Is Never Good... Even if it is therapy to help my kids. Andy’s therapy hours are ramping up quickly. He is doing awesome. This is great but our days are long. The boys are getting f…
Autism Tip: Expanding Your Child's Language with Incidental Teaching

Incidental Teaching helps your child learn by by using his interests and natural motivations. When your child shows interest in an item or activity, it's a perfect opportunity to develop his language skills! Rethink…
Singulair and Autism - They do NOT mix!!!

In case you don't read this whole post, I want to get one important message across: Do NOT give your child Singulair before doing some research, especially if they have special needs! I just had to get that warning out…
First milestones: Awards and Report cards

Today, as I opened her backpack; I saw a Recognition Award given to her by her Teacher! Yes, she was awarded a certificate for TRUSTWORTHINESS! My baby girl received an award. I asked her if she knew what it meant,…
In a Nutshell: Autism Awareness Day

I am a proud mother of 2 daughters; one who is exceptional beyond this label, and the other, a sibling who is just as spectacular. It took us 4 years to get 'professionals' to listen to us bc of gender issues. We are…