Student Resources

"Autistic Children don't deserve to be molded into someone they are not. They deserve to learn and grow, and feel comfortable about themselves. Their worlds can expand to include new experiences, and they can become teachers, opening others to their viewpoints."

Congratulations on your road to discovery. If you are reading this you have probably already learned that you are a person on the autism spectrum. You will learn that you are not alone in this. 1 out of every 150 people have Autism. If you haven't yet, you will also learn that because of your autism, you are blessed with many unique and useful abilities. In addition, there may be things that are more difficult for you to do because of your Autism. My hope is that this site will be a starting point for you to develop and perfect your unique abilities and help you manage and possibly overcome your difficulties by empowering you with information through helpful resources.

Different Like Me by Elder and Thomas

Valuable Resources, check them out!

website where people on the spectrum can ask questions and chat with others on the spectrum

Asperger's...What Does It Mean To Me?

by Catherine Faherty

This is a useful workbook that explains self awareness and life lessons to children and youth with high functioning autism or Asperger's

can be found on amazon.com