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About Autism Hangout FEATURE PROGRAMS:
FEATURE PROGRAMS are a series of ongoing, continually updated, autism topics (i.e. "Key Learnings," "Beyond the Headlines", "Moving Out" or Featured Guests).
They are prepared by Autism Hangout Staff Reporters. We’ll keep on top of trends in the news as well as Autism Hangout’s Discussion Forums so you can quickly find the latest, current thinking on the topics and challenges that we face daily.
All Feature Programs have links to threads in the Discussion Forum (if you'd care to share your experience or insights with others).
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"We cannot do great things on this earth, only small things with great love."
Mother Teresa
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"Ask Dr. Tony" October 2011 - Catastrophizing emotions, Discovering your Asperger's later in life
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Dr. Tony Attwood returns to answer YOUR questions about Autism. In this Program, Dr. Attwood talks about the Aspergian tendency to "catastrophize" an emotion. Also, what to do if you're diagnosed with Aspergers later in life.
More at: www.tonyattwood.com.au
Discuss this in the forums
Posted on 10/11/2011 12:31:52 PM by cevans
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More From this Feature Program
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In this continuing series, Dr. Tony Attwood fields autism-related questions submitted by Autism Hangout members.
This program addresses questions regarding Asperger's children leaving home, issues around possible renewed testing of psychedelic drugs, Asperger's students and foreign languages, the use of over-the-counter autism treatment drugs and differentiating between aggression and anxiety when a child with autism is acting out.
Dr. Attwood's shares his 35 year's experience with autism with concerned parents and caregivers.
Posted on 2/5/2009 6:26:53 PM
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In this installment, Dr. Tony talks about Gluten free Casin free diets (worth the effort?), the loss of the term Asperger's (what that means) and a few of the last questions from the "July 2010" Program.
Posted on 7/7/2010 7:11:34 AM
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Dr. Tony Attwood returns to answer YOUR questions about Autism. In this Program, Dr. Attwood addresses facts about common sensory issues, more on the difference between "intimate" and "special" friends (and how to tell NT's about the differences) and what Dr. T calls the "intellectual orgasm"... I'll let him explain. :)
Posted on 10/11/2011 12:30:01 PM
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Part 1 - In this section, Dr. T addresses issues of Aspergers/autism and: Bedwetting, eating disorders, teaching as a profession, discrimination/legal system and anxiety with doctors.
Posted on 2/16/2011 4:55:20 AM
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