With 1 in every 150 children being diagnosed on the spectrum, autism has become an epidemic and now affects millions of people worldwide. More and more research is taking place, and breakthroughs are being made all the time in many different fields, but it is becoming a struggle for anyone to stay on top of all these advances.

Finding quality information about autism can be like trying to find a needle in a haystack.

From specific medications, biomedical interventions, behavioral strategies and communication tools, your child will be in a much better place through the efforts you pursue, but how do you get the best information to base your decisions on?

One of the greatest sources of quality information has long been autism conferences. Now more than ever, there is a greater demand for more conferences, in more places, with more autism experts that specialize in all different areas of the spectrum. But organizing and producing quality conferences is very expensive.

Quality autism conferences with leading experts and speakers aren’t offered as often as we would like them to be.

Attending autism conferences is also very expensive. You have to pay to attend the conference which can cost you anywhere from about $400 for a weekend conference to upwards of $3,000 for a multi-day super-conference with the top speakers in the world. But it doesn’t end there…

You also have to consider your travel expenses, hotel expenses, meal expenses, lost income from time off work, and the list goes on and on…

It can very quickly cost you a few thousand dollars to
attend an autism conference with top-rated autism experts.

But when you consider the state of the economy, many of us are looking to save more money than usual not knowing what the future has in store. And this is where we struggle, because like any loving parent, we will do anything for our children. In fact, many times, one of the parents will take a leave of absence from work when their child is first diagnosed on the spectrum.

But we will always find a way to learn from the most widely recognized experts in the autism field.

What if you could eliminate ALL the costs associated with traveling to an autism conference and then pay ONLY the cost of the conference over the course of an entire year?

Now you can with the…

The Autism At Home Series™ is a monthly program that provides you with the most up-to-date information on the spectrum (the equivalent of a multi-day autism super-conference) from the top-rated autism experts in the world delivered to your door every month.

It is a fantastic way to get the newest thoughts, practices and breakthroughs for therapy and strategies dealing with the autism spectrum.

The Autism At Home Series™ offers you:

#1. A Monthly Autism At Home Series™ Publication.

A monthly jam-packed report with a compilation of the best advice, tips, strategies and ideas about topics of vital interest to anyone whose life is affected by autism.  We cover numerous important topics including:

Parenting & Family Dynamics	Diet & Nutrition
Fitness & Exercise	Interventions
Biomedical & Clinical Issues	Social Communication & Language Issues
Music Therapy	Educational Programs
Alternative Therapies	Self Advocacy
Safety Advocacy	Understanding Autism from the “Inside Out”

And much, much more.

Each info-packed edition of the Autism At Home SeriesTM Publication has a minimum of 24 pages of solid hands-on, no-nonsense content. This advertisement-free publication is like a multi-day autism conference in print. And that is why the contributing writers we brought in to this program are considered to be some of the highest rated and most sought after experts in their field.

Our current roster of writers includes:

Dr. Stephen Shore – “Success Through The Lifespan For People With Autism: An Inside View”
	Stephen is an internationally renowned consultant, speaker, and author on lifespan issues pertinent to education, relationships, employment, advocacy, and disclosure as discussed in his numerous publications. He serves in the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee, for the Board of Directors for Asperger’s Association of New England, the Autism Society of America, and several other autism related organizations. He writes on leading a successful, fulfilling life with autism using your strengths.
Julie Matthews – “Food Matters”
	Julie is a Certified Nutrition Consultant specializing in nutrition and dietary intervention for autism. Julie’s comprehensive book, Nourishing Hope, explains the scientific rationale for autism diets and provides parents and clinicians with a holistic guide to implementation. She writes on the science and application of diet and nutrition for autism.
Thomas A. McKean – “A View From Inside the Autism Puzzle”
	Thomas has an amazing list of achievements considering being diagnosed with autism in 1979. Among them, having served two terms (five years) on the national board of the Autism Society of America, received an honorary Colonel’s commission for his work with international advocacy, and appearing on the Oprah Winfrey Show with his literary achievement award-winning book Soon Will Come the Light. He writes on his personal views and perspectives living with autism.
Rebecca Sperber, M.S., MFT – “Enlightened Intervention”
	Rebecca is a licensed Marriage, Family and Child Therapist. She has a private practice in Brentwood, California and is also the Director for the Los Angeles Miller Method Resource Center for Autism. She writes on clinical issues, family dynamics and educational interventions.
Dr. Diane Twachtman-Cullen, Ph.D., CCC-SLP – “The Sounding Board”
	Diane is a licensed speech-language pathologist specializing in autism and related disorders. The editor-in-chief of Autism Spectrum Quarterly, Dr. Twachtman-Cullen is also co-chair of the Autism Society of America’s Panel of Professional Advisors, and the author of numerous articles and chapters. She writes on social communication and language issues in autism spectrum disorders.
Jennifer Buchanan – “Key of A”
	Jennifer is an accredited music therapist and past-President of the Canadian Association for Music Therapy. A recognized expert on music therapy for children, adults and seniors, Jennifer was instrumental in the implementation of hundreds of music therapy programs throughout Canada. She’s an accomplished speaker at national conferences, universities and association meetings. She writes about perspectives on music therapy techniques and applications for people with autism.
Bill Davis – “Safety-Advocacy and the Family Dynamic”
	Bill is the author of Breaking Autism’s Barriers A Father’s Story and Dangerous Encounters Avoiding Perilous Situations with Autism. He is also the recipient of Temple University’s “End the Victim’s Silence” Advocacy Award. Bill has also been a keynote speaker for Unlocking Autism and The Autism Society of America. He writes about safety, advocacy and the family dynamic.
Eric Chessen – “Fitness Builds Futures”
	Eric is a Fitness Specialist and Consultant, and founder of Beyond Boundaries Fitness. He’s providing our readers with exercise and wellness strategies for individuals with autism. Eric has also presented nationally on the topic of fitness for the autism population.
Rhonda Spellman – “Beyond The Spectrum”
	Rhonda Spellman is the founder of The WrIte Story (www.AutismWithRhonda.com) where she has taught over 4,500 children (most with special needs) to write and illustrate complete books; the creator of Autism Awareness: From Suspicion to Success (www.rhondaspellman.wordpress.com/) where she shares her story to help others. She is an EVVY award winning author, partner with Tate Publishing, the Membership Chair for Colorado Independent Publishers Association (CIPABooks.com) and the mother to two wonderful boys. Her 3rd book, Autism or Asperger’s Syndrome? One Mother’s Journey in Search of Truth is due out soon. Her mission: To Reach, Teach and Inspire children with disABILITIES.
William Stillman – “The Inside-Out Perspective”
	William is a nationally recognized autism self-advocate, speaker and author of numerous special needs parenting books including Demystifying the Autistic Experience, The Everything Parent’s Guide to children with Asperger’s Syndrome, and Autism and the God Connection. He serves on several advisory boards including Autism National Committee. In his work, Stillman seeks to passionately transform perceptions of autism from those defined as “afflicted sufferers” to those with valuable gifts to offer the world.
Laurence A. Becker, PhD – “What’s Old, What’s New: Books & Films Worth Knowing”
	Laurence is an educator involved with film since 1969. He founded and directed the Texas Student Film Festival. In 1983 he produced With Eyes Wide Open, an international, award-winning documentary film about Richard Wawro, autistic savant artist from Scotland. He writes on the portrayal of disability through film.
Donna Williams – “From the Arty Autie”
	Donna was diagnosed as autistic in 1990. Among being an artist, sculptor, composer and screenwriter, she is also an internationally best-selling author with 9 published books in the field of autism including four text books. Donna is a renowned international public speaker, a qualified teacher and has worked as an autism consultant since 1995. She writes on her personal views and perspectives living with autism.
Keri Bowers – “Possibilities, Disabilities and the Arts”
	Keri is a parent, advocate, filmmaker, writer and speaker on autism. Her films, Normal People Scare Me, The Sandwich Kid and ARTS have received rave reviews and awards. Keri’s new book, Mapping Transitions to Your Child’s Future takes her and sons Taylor and Jace all over the world to share perspectives on “what now” to help families plan for futures and create opportunities for social and life skill development.

And in addition to these great monthly articles, we will also keep you up-to-date on:

Upcoming Events & Schedules – You’ll always know where the next autism conferences are going to be.

And the monthly Autism At Home Series™ publication
is only one part of the whole program.

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