This is not an exhaustive list of links. Just those websites that I have found useful over many years, and more recently the Autism Bloggers, that have given me an invaluable insight into their world of autism. Only those living with autism can give you an insight into your own child’s world (unless you are also a parent with autism). Although my ideas or beliefs may not always align with all the featured presenters or video bloggers, I do feel it is important to keep an open mind. Only by doing so, may you change your mind on how you view autism, ADHD, and mood disorders.
Autism Research Institute
The very first website I found when my son was diagnosed over 25 years ago, and I still get their newsletters and view their great online Expert Webinars.The Johnson Centre for Child Health and Development YouTube Channel
Like the Autism Research Institute, they also produce excellent online webinars.Nourishing Hope Website
Julie Matthews has been passionate about delivering personalized nutrition for health and healingKris Barrett – Integrative Nutrition Coach
Check out Kris’ great resources for parents and her informative blogs.Asperger Experts Website
I have been following Danny Raede and his Asperger Experts Team for many years. Love the insight they give into the world of autism.Asperger Experts YouTube Channel
Heaps of great advice, and well worth your time to look at their content.Turn Autism Around YouTube Channel.
Mary Barbera (Website Link). Have recently started following Mary Barbera’s video blogs. Highly recommend her interview with Dr Temple Grandin.The Autism Collective
Anna Dalgleish is also relatively new and I like her blogs and newsletters.Autism: How Anxiety Affects Everything.
Sarah Hendrix, an adult diagnosed with autism. Love this video!Girls and Autism: What’s the Difference.
Sarah Hendrickx describes her experience growing up undiagnosed with autism, her diagnosis as an adult, and her insights into girls and women with autism.Autism Parenting Magazine
Subscribe to receive regular issues, or just subscribe for a free issue and receive their free monthly newsletter that contains great practical information for raising a child with autism.Kids Cook Real Food – Katie Kimball
Another recent addition to my viewing and reading. Love Katie’s passion for including children in the kitchen and teaching them to cook.
Parents often ask if I have any tips to help bring on speech for their children.
These are the top links that I refer them to:
Strategies for Increasing Language and Communication Webinar
– from the Johnson CentreMy #1 Technique to Get ANY Child Talking More!
– Mary Barbera
