Wildeman's Words

Do you call it "awareness"? Maybe you prefer "acceptance"? Whatever term you prefer to use, you're going to be clo...

Just because you have autism or a debilitating disorder, doesn't mean you can't leave your mark on this world. I plan to be a li...

So you want to be an advocate. You want to help others with a cause in some way. Most advocates on the internet are volunteers, using wha...

Staying on task is hard for many of our spectrum students. It's even harder when the topic at hand isn't their main interest or an ...

I received a message from Ashley who said: "I'm wondering if you've had the experience of maybe you child becoming overly obse...

I recently had some interesting responses to an old Hub Pages article I wrote on what to do about an autistic meltdown, should you (as some...

I was recently contacted about a list of fifty sites for autism teachers (and families) to learn more about autism. I posted a link on my Fa...

So what does this book really have to offer? In my last blog article I told you about one in particular section. Today I am going to tell yo...

My purpose in advocacy is to inform and assist families and people in finding helpful information. I want the general public to simply know ...

So here we are at a new school year. This means new routines and people are coming into your child's life. Not only should you be prepar...