Articles in Alphabetical Order: 2019

Articles in Alphabetical Order: 2019 


1.      "Best-of" Tips for Parenting Children on the Autis...
2.      "Learned Helplessness" in People on the Autism Spe...
3.      "Reward Systems" for Kids on the Spectrum: Are The...
4.      Activity-Shifting- Part II: Helping Kids on the Au...
5.      Activity-Shifting: Helping Kids on the Autism Spec...
6.      Adjusting the Physical Environment to Decrease Anx...
7.      Affective Education: Teaching Children on the Auti...
8.      Anxiety-Management: Tips for Parents of Children o...
9.      Asperger's Traits That Get Misinterpreted As "Inap...
10.   Attention Problems in Children with Asperger’s and...
11.   Attribution Retraining: Helping Kids on the Spectr...
12.   Avoiding Negative Reinforcement: Tips for Parents ...
13.   Best Books for Parents of Kids on the Autism Spect...
14.   Best Education Games for Kids on the Autism Spectr...
15.   Best Tips for Parents of Newly-Diagnosed Children ...
16.   Can Autism Spectrum Disorders Be Inherited?
17.   Can Parents Detect High-Functioning Autism In Thei...
18.   Children on the Autism Spectrum and Poor Sportsman...
19.   Children on the Autism Spectrum Who Suffer with En...
20.   Children on the Autism Spectrum: How Parents Can P...
21.   Children on the Spectrum Who Talk Excessively: Wha...
22.   COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS (April, 2019)
23.   COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS (Dec., 2018 and Jan., 2019)...
24.   Common Social Deficits of Kids on the Autism Spect...
25.   Communication Barriers and How to Overcome Them: T...
26.   Creating a Highly Effective "Behavior-Plan" for Ch...
27.   Creating a Written or Picture Schedule: How to Red...
28.   Crucial Strategies for Social-Skills Training: Tip...
29.   Dealing with Disrespectful and Defiant Behavior in...
30.   Dealing with Negative Emotions When You Discover Y...
31.   Dealing with Self-Stimulation Behaviors in Kids on...
32.   Defiant, Oppositional Teens on the Autism Spectrum...
33.   Don't Feed Your Child's Desire to Push Your Button...
34.   eBooks for Parents of Kids on the Autism Spectrum
35.   Educating Others About Your Child's "Odd" Behavior...
36.   Effective Anger-Management for Children on the Aut...
37.   Fail-Safe Method for Setting Your High-Functioning...
38.   Family Stress and Establishing Intervention Priori...
39.   Feeling Guilty for Setting Limits with Your Asperg...
40.   Finding Which Behavior Problems to Target First: T...
41.   Gadgets to Reduce Anxiety in Kids on the Autism Sp...
42.   Gaze Avoidance in Children on the Autism Spectrum
43.   Helping Children on the Autism Spectrum to Transit...
44.   Helping Kids on the Autism Spectrum Deal with Sens...
45.   Helping Kids on the Autism Spectrum to Deal with D...
46.   Helping Kids on the Autism Spectrum to Develop Non...
47.   Helping Kids on the Autism Spectrum to Develop The...
48.   Helping Kids on the Autism Spectrum Who Get Frustr...
49.   Helping Teens on the Autism Spectrum to Cope with ...
50.   Helping Your Child on the Autism Spectrum to Deal ...
51.   Helping Your Irrational Child on the Autism Spectr...
52.   Helping Your Older Aspergers or HFA Teen to Find W...
53.   Hemp Oil for Anxious Kids on the Autism Spectrum
54.   High-Functioning Autism and Asperger’s: A Normal V...
55.   High-Functioning Autism/Asperger's and Delayed Spe...
56.   High-Functioning Autistic Children and Difficulty ...
57.   How ADHD and Asperger's Are Related
58.   How Children on the Autism Spectrum Can Learn Self...
59.   How Mind-Blindness Affects Children with Asperger'...
60.   How Parents Can Help the Oppositional Child with H...
61.   How to Be Supportive of a Suicidal Teenager on the...
62.   How to Discuss Puberty with Your Preteen on the Au...
63.   How to Explain the Death of a Loved One to Your Ch...
64.   How to Explain Your Aspergers Child's "Annoying" B...
65.   How to Get High Self-Esteem: A Message to Teens wi...
66.   How to Get the School to Meet Your AS or HFA Child...
67.   How to Handle Aggressiveness in Kids and Teens on ...
68.   How to Help Kids on the Autism Spectrum to Elimina...
69.   How to Identify "Meltdown Triggers" in Your Child ...
70.   How to Improve the Self-Image of a Child on the A...
71.   How To Lessen Power Struggles: Tips for Parents of...
72.   How to Prevent Discipline-Related Meltdowns: Tips ...
73.   How to Reduce Defiant Behavior in Teens with Asper...
74.   How to Reduce Hostility in Kids on the Autism Spec...
75.   How to Reduce School-Related Anxiety in Students o...
76.   How to Teach Kids on the Autism Spectrum Crucial S...
77.   How To Tell If Your Child Has High-Functioning Aut...
78.   How To Tell Your Adult Child That You Think He Has...
79.   I Think My Child May Have High-Functioning Autism
80.   Impulse-Control for Kids on the Autism Spectrum
81.   Inaccurate Stereotyping of Kids on the Autism Spec...
82.   Indoor Sensory Swings for Kids on the Autism Spect...
83.   Informal Quiz for Parents: Does My Child Have High...
84.   Interventions for Young Adults Diagnosed with High...
85.   Is Aspergers/HFA Simply a Difference Rather Than a...
86.   Is My Autistic Child "High-Functioning"?
87.   Is My Child Melting Down or Simply Tantrumming?
88.   It’s High-Functioning Autism! How do you share the...
89.   Junk Food Diet in Teens with Aspergers & High-Func...
90.   Kids on the Autism Spectrum & Lack of Demonstrated...
91.   Kids on the Autism Spectrum and Amusement Parks: A...
92.   Kids on the Autism Spectrum and Auditory Processin...
93.   Kids on the Autism Spectrum Who Spoil the Family V...
94.   Kids on the Autism Spectrum Who Steal Other People...
95.   Kids on the Autism Spectrum: Restricted & Repetiti...
96.   Making the Abstract Concrete: Teaching Social Comp...
97.   Meltdown Prevention: Parents’ Quick Reference Shee...
98.   Mind-Blindness and Alexithymia in Kids on the Spec...
99.   Mind-Blindness in Kids on the Autism Spectrum
100. My 25-Year-Old HFA Son Is Not "Growing Up"
101. My Asperger's Teenager Should Try To Be "Normal"?
102. Obsessions in Kids on the Autism Spectrum
103. One Little Trick to Help Kids on the Spectrum Slee...
104. Oppositional Defiant Behavior in Children on the A...
105. Our Best Picks: Cool "Calming Devices" for Kids on...
106. Our Top 10 Picks for Teaching Children on the Spec...
107. Our Top 12 "Product-Picks" for Kids on the Autism ...
108. Our Top Book-Picks Specifically for Your Teenager ...
109. Parenting Kids on the Spectrum Who Have Opposition...
110. Parenting System that Reduces Problematic Behavior...
111. Parenting Teenagers on the Autism Spectrum: Double...
112. Parents Who Suspect Their Child Has Asperger's: Ho...
113. Poor Reading Comprehension in Students on the Auti...
114. Primary Comorbid Conditions Associated with Asperg...
115. Reasons Behind the Behavior that Others May View a...
116. Reasons for "Rigidity" in Children on the Autism S...
117. Recent Comments & Questions
118. Reducing Hostility in Children on the Autism Spect...
119. Remarkable Traits That Your Child on the Autism Sp...
120. Repetitive Thoughts in Children on the Autism Spec...
121. Revealing Your HFA Child's Diagnosis to Other Fami...
122. School Phobia in Students on the Autism Spectrum
123. Sexual Curiosity in Kids on the Autism Spectrum
124. Should Parents Stop Their Child From Engaging In R...
125. Should You Treat Your High-Functioning Autistic Ch...
126. Sibling Aggression in Children with High-Functioni...
127. Signs That a Toddler May Have High-Functioning Aut...
128. Sign-up For Our FREE Newsletter
129. Sign-up for Our Free Newsletter
130. Skills for Parents, Teachers and Therapists Who De...
131. Social Deficits in Team Sports and PE: Help for Ki...
132. Social Skills for High-Functioning Autistic Kids
133. Special Considerations When Disciplining Your Chil...
134. Students on the Autism Spectrum: Classroom Solutio...
135. Succeeding in College: 10 Measures to Help Student...
136. Suicide in Teens on the Autism Spectrum
137. Tantrum-Free Transitions for Children on the Autis...
138. Teaching Children on the Autism Spectrum the Socia...
139. Teaching Students on the Autism Spectrum Using Vis...
140. Teaching the Anxious Student on the Autism Spectru...
141. Teenagers on the Autism Spectrum and Learning to D...
142. Teens on the Autism Spectrum and Embarrassment Ass...
143. Teens on the Autism Spectrum and Low Self-Worth
144. Teens on the Autism Spectrum Who "Hate Life": Tips...
145. Teens On the Autism Spectrum Who Have Serious Prob...
146. Teens on the Autism Spectrum Who Threaten Suicide
147. The 3 Interventions to Prevent Meltdowns
148. The Best Treatment for Teenagers on the Autism Spe...
149. The Difference Between a "Disorder" and the Normal...
150. The Female Version of High-Functioning Autism
151. The IEP Process: What Parents of Kids on the Autis...
152. The Social Traits of Kids on the Autism Spectrum
153. The Struggles That Many Teens on the Autism Spectr...
154. The Top 5 Social Skills to Teach Children on the A...
155. Tips for Parents of Kids on the Autism Spectrum Wh...
156. Tips for Reducing Stress Related to Parenting Kids...
157. Tips for Teachers: Strengths-Based Education for K...
158. Tips for Young People on the Autism Spectrum Who A...
159. Tools To Help Your "Special Needs" Child
160. Top 10 Parenting Resources for Parents of Kids on ...
161. Top 10 School Concerns for Students on the Autism ...
162. Traits of Asperger’s and High-Functioning Autism t...
163. Traits That Your HFA Child's Teachers Need To Be A...
164. Trouble-Shooting for Defiant Behavior in Autistic ...
165. Using Key Words and Phrases to Teach New Behaviors...
166. Virtual Reality and Learning Social Skills: Help f...
167. Watching for Signs of High-Functioning Autism in Y...
168. What is the Best Therapy for Kids with High-Functi...
169. What Parents of Teens on the Autism Spectrum Need ...
170. What To Do When The School System Fails To Meet Yo...
171. What to Expect When Taking Your Child with Autism ...
172. When Asperger's or HFA Runs In The Family
173. When Grades and Behavior Get Worse After Starting ...
174. Why Females With High-Functioning Autism Are Less ...
175. Why Kids on the Autism Spectrum Prefer Things Over...
176. Why Some Parents Don't Pursue a Formal "High-Funct...
177. Why Teenagers on the Autism Spectrum Are Easy Targ...
178. Why Your Adult Child with HFA or Asperger's Refuse...
179. Why Your Asperger's Child Is Angry and Depressed
180. Why Your Child on the Autism Spectrum Is Rigid and...
181. Why Your Child on the Autism Spectrum Loves Routin...
182. Why Your Child on the Autism Spectrum Prefers to P...
183. Why Your Teenager on the Autism Spectrum Disengage...
184. You Are Your HFA Child's Parent - AND Advocate!
185. Your Child on the Autism Spectrum: What the Future...

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