Category: ChildWise Blog

If I robbed a bank…

If I was the getaway driver, and my partners-in-crime went into the bank and someone got killed in the process, I AM CULPABLE. I mean, I knew we were there to rob a bank. I knew my partners had guns. I knew there was a risk that someone would get hurt. I knew it! I’m …

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STEM may help teens with autism clear hurdle

If college-bound youth with autism gravitate toward STEM majors, then this has the potential to be a silver lining story for a group where gloomy predictions about outcomes in adulthood are more the norm.” says study author Paul Shattuck. WASHINGTON U. – ST. LOUIS (US) —Young people with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) gravitate toward …

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Teen with autism uses it to accomplish great things!

By guest author Alexis Wineman Miss Montana 2012 One would think that after such a long time to finally have a real diagnosis of what was wrong with me I would be relieved, but at the age 11 all I really knew was that this “thing” I had was ruining my life and I may …

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Reaching for the stars, feet on the ground

By Ellen Notbohm Author, Ten Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew When I take the podium to keynote the ChildWise Autism and Asperger’s Conference on September 28, I’ll marvel as I always do at the setting, a gathering of parents and teachers of children with autism, the likes of which didn’t exist as …

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The Dark Knight Rampage

by Elizabeth Kohlstaedt, Ph.D. It is impossible to know what caused the young, intelligent man, to hoard weapons, die his hair red and storm into a movie theater killing others. By accounts, his back ground was upper middle class with connected parents and fine schooling and high intellect. We hear that he was a bit …

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