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IN THE SPRING 2009 ISSUE:

  • Timely Articles on Issues of Importance to the Autism Community
    • Straight Talk About Autism - Treatment Options and Parent Choice: Is ABA the Only Way?

      By Barry M. Prizant, Ph.D., CCC-SLP

      Dr. Prizant's second installment of a three-part series takes a bold, objective look at the claims made for ABA from the perspective of family-centered practice. This is a must read for parents and professionals who want to be fully informed about how this popular intervention technique squares with other available treatment options and parent-choice.

    • Life Construction Ahead - Showing What You Know: Supporting Cognitive Functioning in Individuals with ASD

      By Teresa Bolick, Ph.D.

      A leading expert on adolescent and adult issues in ASD tackles the difficult subject of helping individuals on the spectrum to access the information that they have and show what they know when called upon to do so.

      From Our Guest Authors:

    • How to Teach People with Autism to Read Facial Expressions

      By Pat Crissey

      An experienced teacher shares her practical, hands-on, "how to" strategies for helping those with ASD to read and understand facial expressions and the underlying emotions that give rise to them.

    • I Can Cook; I Can Write: Prenatal Testing, Asperger Syndrome, and the Journey to Existence

      By Amy Gravino

      Share the tremendous insights articulated by Amy Gravino – a 25-year-old woman diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome – as she examines her convoluted path to "personhood". Did you miss Liane Holliday Willey's interview of Amy in the Winter 2008 issue? Back issues available!

    • Crafting a Secure Future, One Day at a Time

      By Bonnie Brady

      The first of a two-part feature examining the inspirational story of a father's creative, make-it-happen approach to helping his sons—one with autism and the other with Williams Syndrome - "carve out" a meaningful and secure future for themselves. If you've ever wondered how to move from interests, to skills, to career potential, this is the story for you!

    • The Cutting Edge: Critical Science

      By Ben Dorman

      The parent of a son diagnosed with autism, and a former research scientist from the discipline of astrophysics, offers a compelling and timely view of the kinds of pitfalls that plague research science. Importantly, his cautionary note is meant to fortify parents and others to make judgments regarding research findings.

Our Fall issue will be mailed in Aug.

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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Autism Spectrum Quarterly Board of Advisors

Tony Atwood, Ph.D.   Private Practice Adjunct Associate Professor, Griffith University Australia

Simon Baron-Cohen, Ph.D. Professor of Developmental  Psychopathology and Co-director  of the Autism Research Centre Cambridge University  United Kingdom

Kathleen A. Quill, Ed.D.  Author – Lecturer  Director, The Autism Institute  Massachusetts USA

Geraldine Dawson, Ph.D.  Professor of Psychology and Director, UW Autism Center University of Washington  Washington USA

Brenda Smith Myles, Ph.D.  Associate Professor,  Department of Special Education Kansas USA

Sally Ozonoff, Ph.D.  Associate Professor of Psychiatry  The M.I.N.D. Institute  The University of California  Davis Medical Center California USA

Carol Gray  Creator, Social Stories  Director, the Gray Center  For Social Learning and   Understanding  Michigan USA

Clara Claiborne Park  Author, The Siege and Exiting Nirvana Massachusetts USA

Cathy Pratt, Ph.D.  Director, Indiana Resource  Center for Autism  Indiana University; Board of  Directors, Autism Society of America  Indiana USA

Lee Grossman  CEO, Autism Society of America and Immediate Past President  Hawaii USA

David L. Holmes, Ed.D.  President and Executive Director, Eden Family of Services President, Panel of Professional  Advisors, Autism Society of America  New Jersey USA

Barry Prizant, Ph.D., CCC-SLP  Director, Childhood Communication  Services; Fellow, American Speech- Language-Hearing Association  Rhode Island USA 

Rebecca Landa, Ph.D., CCC-SLP Director, Center for Autism and Related Disorders and the REACH  Research Program Kennedy Krieger Institute John Hopkins University School of Medicine Maryland USA

Gary Mesibov, Ph.D.  Director, Division TEACCH  University of North Carolina  Chapel Hill, North Carolina USA

Nancy Minshew, M.D.  Director, NICHD Collaborative  Program of Excellence - Autism Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology  University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine  Pennsylvania USA

Susan Moreno  Founder, MAAP Services, Inc.  Illinois USA

Sally J. Rogers, Ph.D.  Professor of Psychiatry and Behavior Sciences  The M.I.N.D. Institute  University of California  Davis Medical Center  California USA

Sharon Rosenbloom, M.A., CCC-SLP  Author, Souls: Beneath and Beyond Autism Illinois USA

Stephen Shore  Author, Beyond the Wall: Personal Experiences with Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome  Massachusetts USA

Lorna Wing, MD. Psychiatric Consultant, National Autistic Society Centre for Social and Communication Disorders; a founding member of the National Autistic Society United Kingdom

Catherine Lord, Ph.D., ABPP Director, University of Michigan  Autism and Communication  Disorders Center  Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry  Senior Research Scientist, Center for Human Growth and Development  Michigan USA

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fall 2001 v13 #3 brothers and sisters of childrern with asd

winter 2000 v12 #4 bullying pt 1 The basics

spring 2001 v13#1 bullying pt 2 The real world

summer 2001 v13 #2 how to respond to bullying attempt

spring/summer 2002 v14 #1-2 Learning together

 

 
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