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The Facebook of the Autism Community

I was talking with an old friend of mine the other day and we got onto the subject of Autisable, and what its real focus is. I shared with him that it's about connecting the Autism Community to discuss issues surround…
What Do You Want People To Know About Autism?

Recently I posted a question on several autism Facebook groups and my own Facebook page. The question was: What do you want people to know about autism? The answers not only provide an educational view but demonstrate…
"What the Zuck?" As-BERG-er's & Facebook At It Again

Insomnia is not good. Mix insomnia with a smart phone? Double not good. Twice last night I was peering into my tiny device (so much so, my hand went numb holding it in the air). All the buzz on Facebook, of course, wa…
A Letter from the Editor

I’d like to first say Thank You for taking a few moments to read this post, and more importantly, the various posts by people that we highlight on Autisable. I also want to thank the Xanga Team for their unwa…
Introducing AutisableTV

We are now on Youtube with our Official Youtube Channel - AutisableTV. Our plan is to promote and share Autism and Autisable just as we are with Facebook and Twitter. Here's one of our Videos, created at Animoto.com, u…
Like and Recommend Made Easier!

Autisable now has a quick facebook 'like' button at the end of each post, along with the Xanga Recommend button. What's it mean?
Aspergers and Business Networking

Recently I wrote a blog post about using social media to make new friends and build relationships when socializing in the ‘real world’ can be difficult for those of us with Aspergers. Yesterday business ne…
Poem: See Me

by Edel Abberton. Why do I shout? Why do you stare? Why doesn’t that child behave? Does his mother not care? Does that child not see He is not behaving as he should be!
My Autism Day

I was very torn about the Autism day on Nov 1st. On one side I wanted to be supportive for my son and my family and all my friends with children on the spectrum and on the other day I knew that we needed a voice. Some…