Books

Autism affects more than 1 million children and adults in the United  States, and parents may be confused by the behavior of autistic  children. This book provides help-and hope-by explaining the differences  between various types of autism and delivering the lowdown on  behavioral, educational, medical, other interventions.

This book presents a realistic picture of the positive and negative  aspects of the transition to higher education as experienced by students  with disabilities. It combines findings from special education studies,  personal stories from individuals with disabilities, and practical tips  to help those facing the challenges.

This long-awaited DVD brings the viewer into a frank dialogue between  two individuals whose lives have been deeply impacted by autism spectrum  disorders. Stephen Shore, an individual on the spectrum who is also a  professional in the field of ASD, and Robert Naseef, a psychologist who  works primarily with families of children with disabilities and the  father of a son with autism, discuss the human costs and benefits of  ASD.

Written entirely by autistic individuals, each chapter focuses on effective strategies for effective self-advocacy in the areas such as education, employment, and social service agencies.

Using an autobiographical structure Beyond the wall addresses areas such as educational strategies, teaching music to children on the autism spectrum, and describing what autism is like as well as successful navigation to adulthood in the areas of continuing education, employment, relationships and effective self advocacy.
Beyond the wall has been translated into numerous languages such as Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Polish, and Russian.