While some of my ideas may seem controversial, everything here in newsletter issue number one and in future issues comes from a sincere place of wanting to help each child reach his or her fullest potential, whatever that may be.
In addition, I want to help move the field of autism forward towards hope and happiness.
Unlike my previous and upcoming how-to videos and blogs on topics such as teaching kids to talk, potty training, and reducing tantrums, these once-a-month newsletters will be longer and more meaty and filled with new ideas on advancing the field of autism.
This new series is geared towards parents who have a child with autism who are also worried about siblings and future children, and those who are concerned about the societal impact of autism, not just their own day-to-day struggles.
These newsletters are also for professionals in the field of autism who are at the forefront of diagnosing, treating, investing in, and researching the disorder, as well as other closely associated disorders like ADHD, which can show up in a similar way as early delays in toddlerhood.
Whether you have a parental, medical, biomedical, research, business, and/or behavioral lens on the topic of autism, this newsletter is for you.
While some of my ideas may seem controversial, everything here in newsletter issue number one and in future issues comes from a sincere place of wanting to help each child reach his or her fullest potential, whatever that may be.
In addition, I want to help move the field of autism forward towards hope and happiness.
Unlike my previous and upcoming how-to videos and blogs on topics such as teaching kids to talk, potty training, and reducing tantrums, these once-a-month newsletters will be longer and more meaty and filled with new ideas on advancing the field of autism.
This new series is geared towards parents who have a child with autism who are also worried about siblings and future children, and those who are concerned about the societal impact of autism, not just their own day-to-day struggles.
These newsletters are also for professionals in the field of autism who are at the forefront of diagnosing, treating, investing in, and researching the disorder, as well as other closely associated disorders like ADHD, which can show up in a similar way as early delays in toddlerhood.
Whether you have a parental, medical, biomedical, research, business, and/or behavioral lens on the topic of autism, this newsletter is for you.
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