The
Autism Today Store
Products Alphabetized By Title
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Trevor Trevor |
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Diane Twachtman-Cullen, Ph.D., CCC-SLP. Illustrated
by Deidre Sassano. |
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Designed to be read aloud by adults to children.
Ultimately aims to enable typical peers to
see things from a different perspective so
that they may become more sensitive to the
important role they play in the lives of their
classmates with exceptionalities. |
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Publishing
Date: 1998
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Book: $15.00
USD
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Unlocking
the Mysteries of Sensory Dysfunction
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Elizabeth Anderson & Pauline Emmons |
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Written by two parents. An excellent resource
for anyone who works with or lives with a
child with sensory issues. Covers all senses
and increases readers' understanding of the
sometimes hidden challenges while offering
ideas for improvements. |
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Publishing
Date: 1996
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Book:
$19.95 USD
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Vision
& Sensory Integration:
Behavioral Aspects of Vision
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Care Anne Barber, OD (editor). Illustrated
by Kathleen M. Patterson. |
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A wonderful set of resources covering all
aspects of the important role that vision
plays in sensory integration. Includes activities
that will benefit school-age children by developing
visual skills while integrating them with
other motor skills. |
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Publishing
Date: 1999
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Toy:
$19.95 USD
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Visual
Strategies for Improving Communication:
Practical
Supports for School and Home
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Linda Hodgdon, M.Ed., CCC-SLP |
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In its 11th printing! Explains how some educators
have taken sound theory and research, added
a dash of creative experimenting, and translated
it into meaningful training and programming
tools for students who experience moderate
to severe communication disabilities. Applicable
for individuals with various or multi-handicaps. |
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Publishing
Date: 2002
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Book:
$39.95 USD
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What's
Next?
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Carol Gray |
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An excellent
book on preparing students with autism and
other developmental disabilities for life
in the community. Offers curricula to prepare
the student and their caregiver for the
important transition to independent living.
Step-by-step guide for assistance, training
and securing a successful outcome in the
"real" world.
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Publishing
Date: 1992
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Book:
$29.95 USD
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Who Took
My Shoe?
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Karen Emigh.Illustrated by Steve Dana |
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. Written by a mom to help her autistic son
develop abstract language skills. Outstanding
picture book helps children understand Who?/What?/When?/Where?/Why?/How?
questions while taking readers on a fun search
for a lost shoe to the proud moment when it's
found! |
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Publishing
Date: 2003
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Book:
$14.95 USD
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Working
Together for a Brighter Future: Unique
Approaches for Educating High Functioning
Students with Autism
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Marilyn F. Hays |
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Based upon a current Florida program, which
has demonstrated a high degree of success.
Describes effective strategies for educating,
relating to and communicating with higher
functioning individuals with autism in the
grades six through twelve. |
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Publishing
Date: 1996
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Book:
$34.95 USD
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Working
With People With Challenging Behaviors:
A Guide for Educators and Caregivers
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Nathan Ory, M.A. |
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Especially useful for those working with persons
with developmental disabilities, behaviour
disorders, or psychiatric disturbances. Innovations
that maximize the performance of people exhibiting
challenging behaviours and calm the environment
for everyone else sharing the classroom or
home. |
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Publishing
Date: 1995
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Book:
$29.95 USD
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Writing
Social Stories with Carol Gray
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Carol Gray |
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An actual Carol Gray Social Stories Workshop.
In this three hour presentation videotaped
in 2000. Explains the genesis of the concept
and leads the audience through exercises where
they can write their own social stories. Accompanying
workbook includes a newly developed Social
Story Checklist. |
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Publishing
Date: 2000
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Video &
WorkBook: $99.95 USD
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Your
Life is Not a Label: a Guide to
Living Fully with Asperger's Syndrome and
Autism for Parents, Professionals and You
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Jerry Newport. Foreword by Ron Bass. |
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Offers first-person knowledge of how to handle
the challenges of Asperger's so you can live
your adult life as independent person-free
from group homes, aids, and labels. Witty
insightful examination of the discovery that
Aspies can over everyday problems-school,
dating, jobs, finances, pets, depression-to
live life joyfully! |
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Publishing
Date: 1997
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Book:
$24.95 USD
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