The financial burden of autism is real. Many parents who have an autistic child struggle financially because not only do they have to pay out-of-pocket for more care and services for their child, but studies show they also tend to bring in less income. Yet, parents with autistic children can take control of their money, […]
The Spectrum of Greatness: An Inspirational Youth Football Fiction Book about Overcoming Adversity and Excelling with High-Functioning Autism
October 5, 2021 By
Drawing on author Jared Alexander’s own triumphs over high-functioning Autism, Spectrum of Greatness is an empowering Teen, Pre-Teen, and Children’s fiction novel that teaches kids the values of teamwork, friendship, diversity, and inclusivity. This book is for readers of all ages. 12-year-old running back David Washington loves football and plays for the South Side Bandits. […]
Moving Forward: Reflections on Autism, Neurodiversity, Brain Surgery and Faith
April 12, 2021 By
Moving Forward is a journey between the worlds of autism, neurodiversity, brain surgery recovery, and faith. It provides a rare glimpse into how sensory and neurological processing affect functioning and thought, through the eyes of a professional, parent, and woman who has experienced them firsthand. Moving Forward enables you to step into the shoes of […]
The Shyness Guide
July 30, 2019 By
The Shyness Guide is not just a different view of shyness, introversion, autism, sensitivity and social anxiety. It is a different way of seeing the world. It offers to help you function in that world while remaining your own true self. $1.99 on Kindle.
Why Does Daddy Always Look So Sad
July 20, 2019 By
The Amazon Best seller and #1 on Amazon Hot New Releases Chart for Children’s Autism Category. This Five Star book was written by the hand of someone who has Autism. $1.24 on Kindle.
Free: Autism – A Practical Guide for Parents
March 4, 2015 By
An accessible and practical guide to autism – full of tips, ideas and strategies you can use right away to help your child. This book is written for parents, but the easy to read style also makes it useful for anyone who wants more understanding about autism. Free on Kindle.
