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Autism, PDD, Hyperlexia, Asperger's: treatment,
therapy, special education
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Contents of ABA
resources for recovery from the autistic disorders: autism,
PDD, hyperlexia, and Asperger's Syndrome. Information on
treatment and therapy (including applied behavior analysis, behavioral
intervention, behaviour modification, discrete trial training, or
"Lovaas therapy"), special education, early intervention, and child
disability resources.
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For parents and professionals (general interest)
- ABA Resources for
Recovery from Autism/PDD/Hyperlexia is the main resource page
for interventions based on applied behavior analysis. It lists
everything I've found to be helpful, and links all the pages listed
below.
- What is ABA?
with links to similar pages
- Why use ABA
research experiences and opinions for and against
- Frequently asked
questions about ABA and autism
- Principles of ABA
- How can I get help for
my child? is a "form letter" about accessing special
education services
- ABA service
providers consultants and professional services organizations
- Schools claiming to
use ABA as a primary intervention
- Educational
materials and program resources books, videos, software, and
Web sites
- Developmental
evaluations and childhood screening
- Special
education
- Special education
attorneys and advocates
- Health insurance,
Medicaid, other sources of financial assistance
- Managing a
home-based ABA program
- International
non-English ABA resources
- Other autism
resources
- Autism
"one Dad's view"
- A failure of
special education (the Brookline/Newton MA early childhood
program) is a story that will be familiar to some, cautionary to others
- Parents' and professionals' experiences - stories and
letters to me, and to Usenet news groups:
- Giving
lists autism and special education support organizations and
individuals seeking donations
- Autism and ABA surveys
and research - contribute your experiences as a parent or
professional
- Teaching and Learning
is my very brief notes on some of the factors that affect how quickly
our kids learn
- Editorials
- published letters, broadcast editorial replies, and public testimony
- Site privacy practices
For professionals (business related)
Translations (non-English)
Some of my documents have been translated with the kind
assistance of other parents.
Author index (documents by others)
Material by the following authors either appears in this Web
site with their permission, or is in the public domain. Unless
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- "Autistic & Proud" (pen name): A&P's usual lengthy post on
Son-Rise
- Green, Gina: Who
is qualified to oversee intensive, comprehensive behavioral programming
for young children with autism/PDD?
- Larsson, Eric, elarsson@lovaas.com:
Data-Based Research in
Support of Intensive Early Intervention and Intensive Early Intervention using Behavior
Therapy is No Longer Experimental (Microsoft Word)
- Longenecker, Harold: Parental
stress - ABA and traditional special education programs
- McEachin, John: What
does ABA have to offer for older children?
- Sumlin, Jim and Megan (pseudonyms of parents): Detailed
records of a very successful ABA home program (originally published on
the ME-list). Save time and bandwidth by downloading the largest files
as a WinZip
file (371k instead of almost 1 megabyte).
- Sumlin Program
Notes are a compilation of 1-3 page handouts, given
to the therapists as required reading prior to every session,
containing reminders of new and old goals, how to address problem
behaviors, and other tips for successful teaching (326k)
- Teach Me to Play
covers the development of pretend play skills (327k)
- Sumlin Social
Stories covers social development (213k)
- White, Mary Jane: ABA
Legal Briefs (348k)
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