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Wrapping Up A Wonderful Month
What a month! Autism Awareness month was filled with learning, fun and excitement. We had a fantastic two day conference where professionals, parents and care givers learned so much about autism and how best to help our children, young adult and adult population. We had great speakers and a birthday party to celebrate our 40th [...]
BOWLING FOR AUTISM
Join us for Autism Awareness Month! Saturday, April 27, 2013 10AM – 12PM Brunswick Via Linda Lanes 9027 East Via Linda Bowl for: $25 Per Individual Player, $50 Per Couple or $125 Per Team of 5 or $150 team of 6 (includes 2 hours of bowling, shoes and a pitcher of soda per team) Viewing [...]
AUTISM AWARENESS DAY
Today is Autism Awareness Day! If you have been on Facebook you could not have missed it. I am struck with all the different groups and people acknowledging the day. Fourteen years ago most people did not even know what autism was, including myself. Now you can’t not know about it. Autism is now one [...]
MAJOR STUDY SHOWS AUTISM IS 1 IN 50
A major research study reports that the prevalence of autism in children ages 6-17 has increased greatly from 2007 (1.15%, or 1 in 88) to 2011/2012 (2.0%, or 1 in 50). This is a huge increase in 4.5 years, and emphasizes the need for more research on treatment and prevention. Blumberg 2013 – incidence in [...]
KIDS ART CONTEST
HEY KIDS! Would you like YOUR ARTWORK to appear on Autism Society of Greater Phoenix’s 40th Anniversary T-shirt? How about winning a Michael’s Gift Card or free art supplies? All you need to do is: 1. Draw or paint anything Autism related on paper or sheet canvas (at least 8×10” but no larger [...]
Bowling for Autism – JOIN US APRIL 27th!
Join us for Autism Awareness Month! Saturday, April 27th, 2013 10AM-12PM
How Do We Become Resilient?
Someone paid me a nice complement yesterday. They said I was resilient. It got me thinking about why I am resilient. I don’t think I started out that way. When the autism journey started I felt like I was on a roller coast of emotion and could barely function. First, I was overcome with grief. [...]








