Re: autism: sex as a therapy

[Guest guest]

If this is a valid concern on behalf of a parent, I can sympathize.

However, if your son rarely makes eye contact with people, I think that sexual

contact would be one of the last skills I would teach him. In terms of

masturbation, there are ways to confine that behavior to certain times, or

settings when

it would be appropriate- by doing it in private. Sexual intercourse can

result in pregnancy. It sounds like your son would most likely not be able to

contribute to raising a child or taking precautions by using birth control

techniques. The " sex therapy " that you are referring to would most likely only

contribute to more difficult behavior. Try training more functional and

lifelong skills that will allow your son to be independent. Establish control

over

the masturbation-stimulus control. Teach him alternative skills that are

stimulating and pleasurable. Also, a word of caution, you may want to curtail

or stipulate clearly exactly what your are talking about when referring to

sex. As individuals with disabilities are a protected population, laws are in

place to ensure that their civil rights and liberties are protected. Your

question comes across as rather bazzar and could warrant further investigation.

As a father, I would hope that you have had access to and researched enough

information to make a different choice for therapy.

[Guest guest]

Is this a joke?

autism: sex as a therapy

>

>

> hello,

>

> has anyone heard of, or has any experience in, sex as a therapeutic

> tool in autism?

>

> many thanks,

>

> joseph

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Texas Autism Advocacy

>

>

> Unlocking Autism

> www.UnlockingAutism.org

>

> Autism-Awareness-Action

> Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

> child with AUTISM.

>

> SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by Disability:

> SeekingJoyinDisability/

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

ph:

If this is a serious question, the answer

is no. However, Jerry Newport wrote a book about the sexual experience

for autistic individuals that you can find on any web site selling books

about autism.

" Dr ph WATINE "

<J.WATINE@...>

11/17/2004 07:47 AM

Please respond to

autism

To

autism

cc

Subject

autism:

sex as a therapy

hello,

has anyone heard of, or has any experience in, sex as a therapeutic

tool in autism?

many thanks,

joseph

[Guest guest]

As listowner of Texas Autism Advocacy and parent of a child with autism - I'm

not sure what your intention is with that very vague question. Especially since

you are talking about individuals who are, on this list, mainly children or

young adults - in which case I can think of no reason for you to even be asking

that question. Actually, I can't think of any situation in which that question

would be appropriate in referring to individuals with disabilties.

Please e-mail me off list to clarify.

MGuppy@...

Dr ph WATINE <J.WATINE@...> wrote:

hello,

has anyone heard of, or has any experience in, sex as a therapeutic

tool in autism?

many thanks,

joseph

Texas Autism Advocacy

Unlocking Autism

www.UnlockingAutism.org

Autism-Awareness-Action

Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

child with AUTISM.

SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by Disability:

SeekingJoyinDisability/

[Guest guest]

'Dr. ph " and the rest, Any licensed professional,

like MYSELF knows that 'sex therapy' for anyone is

illegal under the US law. IN my field we call that

Pedophilia.

Candis

--- " M. Guppy " <autismadvocate@...>

wrote:

> As listowner of Texas Autism Advocacy and parent of

> a child with autism - I'm not sure what your

> intention is with that very vague question.

> Especially since you are talking about individuals

> who are, on this list, mainly children or young

> adults - in which case I can think of no reason for

> you to even be asking that question. Actually, I

> can't think of any situation in which that question

> would be appropriate in referring to individuals

> with disabilties.

>

> Please e-mail me off list to clarify.

>

> MGuppy@...

>

>

>

> Dr ph WATINE <J.WATINE@...> wrote:

>

> hello,

>

> has anyone heard of, or has any experience in, sex

> as a therapeutic

> tool in autism?

>

> many thanks,

>

> joseph

>

>

>

>

>

> Texas Autism Advocacy

>

>

> Unlocking Autism

> www.UnlockingAutism.org

>

> Autism-Awareness-Action

> Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

> child with AUTISM.

>

> SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those

> touched by Disability:

>

SeekingJoyinDisability/

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

my previous question was perhaps not clear

let me try to clarify it

my son, autist, 23 years old, is a " fanatic " of masturbation (some

days he can ejaculate 10 times or more)

he also looks at some (nice) girls in a way that suggests that he

would easily " fall in love " with them (he usually does not look at

all at people)

he has hever had any sexual intercourse with anybody in his life

thence my previous question

another way of asking it would be: wouldn't it be good for my son if

he could have sex with a girl of his taste? couldn't sexual

intercourses help him " go outside of himself " ? has anyone here heard

of, or has any experience in, sex as a therapeutic tool in autism?

ph

> ph:

>

> If this is a serious question, the answer is no. However, Jerry

Newport wrote a book about the sexual experience for autistic

individuals that you can find on any web site selling books about

autism.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Candis,

my previous question was perhaps not clear

let me try to clarify it

my son, autist, 23 years old, is a " fanatic " of masturbation (some

days he can ejaculate 10 times or more)

he also looks at some (nice) girls in a way that suggests that he

would easily " fall in love " with them (he usually does not look at

all at people)

he has hever had any sexual intercourse with anybody in his life

thence my previous question

another way of asking it would be: wouldn't it be good for my son if

he could have sex with a girl of his taste? couldn't sexual

intercourses help him " go outside of himself " ? has anyone here heard

of, or has any experience in, sex as a therapeutic tool in autism?

ph

> 'Dr. ph " and the rest, Any licensed professional, like MYSELF

knows that 'sex therapy' for anyone is illegal under the US law. IN

my field we call that Pedophilia.

> Candis

[Guest guest]

Candis,

my previous question was perhaps not clear

let me try to clarify it

my son, autist, 23 years old, is a " fanatic " of masturbation (some

days he can ejaculate 10 times or more)

he also looks at some (nice) girls in a way that suggests that he

would easily " fall in love " with them (he usually does not look at

all at people)

he has hever had any sexual intercourse with anybody in his life

thence my previous question

another way of asking it would be: wouldn't it be good for my son if

he could have sex with a girl of his taste? couldn't sexual

intercourses help him " go outside of himself " ? has anyone here heard

of, or has any experience in, sex as a therapeutic tool in autism?

ph

> 'Dr. ph " and the rest, Any licensed professional, like MYSELF

knows that 'sex therapy' for anyone is illegal under the US law. IN

my field we call that Pedophilia.

> Candis

[Guest guest]

I have heard of swimming with dolphins, sleeping with bats, but sex... Give

me a break. There is a reason why some folks go running the other direction

when we say that we want to talk about autism!!!!

Please don't give the professional community any more reason to peg " us " as

a bunch of loons without any credibility!! Excuse me if I offended anyone.

Geeze. Liz

On 11/17/04 6:52 AM, " Dr ph WATINE " <J.WATINE@...> wrote:

>

>

> hello,

>

> has anyone heard of, or has any experience in, sex as a therapeutic

> tool in autism?

>

> many thanks,

>

> joseph

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Texas Autism Advocacy

>

>

> Unlocking Autism

> www.UnlockingAutism.org

>

> Autism-Awareness-Action

> Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

> child with AUTISM.

>

> SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by Disability:

> SeekingJoyinDisability/

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

When I lived in GA, on our georgia-autism list we had someone post something

almost similar. I think there are some sick people out there that just like to

cause controversy on our lists!

sjc

ginam <ginam@...> wrote:

Is this a joke?

autism: sex as a therapy

>

>

> hello,

>

> has anyone heard of, or has any experience in, sex as a therapeutic

> tool in autism?

>

> many thanks,

>

> joseph

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Texas Autism Advocacy

>

>

> Unlocking Autism

> www.UnlockingAutism.org

>

> Autism-Awareness-Action

> Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

> child with AUTISM.

>

> SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by Disability:

> SeekingJoyinDisability/

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Not trying to make excuses for anyone...but this is a French

Doctor...Maybe his wording and culture/values are different from us

Texans...

Or maybe not.

Jack

[Guest guest]

Hi ph:

I would recommend that you get a copy of " Autism - Asperger's and

Sexuality " by Jerry Newport, Newport and Bolick since it

contains some great advice that may be very helpful for a 23 yr old young

man.

You can get a copy from the Future Horizons website--

http://www.futurehorizons-autism.com/conferences.asp

Peacefully,

Jeff Sell

Vice Chair, Autism Society of America

Chairman-ASA Government Relations Committee

www.autism-society.org

JZSell@...

832-731-3145 (cell)

www.JZSLAW.com

________________________________

From: Dr ph WATINE [mailto:J.WATINE@...]

Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 8:19 AM

Autism Treatment

Subject: Re: autism: sex as a therapy

Candis,

my previous question was perhaps not clear

let me try to clarify it

my son, autist, 23 years old, is a " fanatic " of masturbation (some

days he can ejaculate 10 times or more)

he also looks at some (nice) girls in a way that suggests that he

would easily " fall in love " with them (he usually does not look at

all at people)

he has hever had any sexual intercourse with anybody in his life

thence my previous question

another way of asking it would be: wouldn't it be good for my son if

he could have sex with a girl of his taste? couldn't sexual

intercourses help him " go outside of himself " ? has anyone here heard

of, or has any experience in, sex as a therapeutic tool in autism?

ph

> 'Dr. ph " and the rest, Any licensed professional, like MYSELF

knows that 'sex therapy' for anyone is illegal under the US law. IN

my field we call that Pedophilia.

> Candis

[Guest guest]

Hi ph:

I would recommend that you get a copy of " Autism - Asperger's and

Sexuality " by Jerry Newport, Newport and Bolick since it

contains some great advice that may be very helpful for a 23 yr old young

man.

You can get a copy from the Future Horizons website--

http://www.futurehorizons-autism.com/conferences.asp

Peacefully,

Jeff Sell

Vice Chair, Autism Society of America

Chairman-ASA Government Relations Committee

www.autism-society.org

JZSell@...

832-731-3145 (cell)

www.JZSLAW.com

________________________________

From: Dr ph WATINE [mailto:J.WATINE@...]

Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 8:19 AM

Autism Treatment

Subject: Re: autism: sex as a therapy

Candis,

my previous question was perhaps not clear

let me try to clarify it

my son, autist, 23 years old, is a " fanatic " of masturbation (some

days he can ejaculate 10 times or more)

he also looks at some (nice) girls in a way that suggests that he

would easily " fall in love " with them (he usually does not look at

all at people)

he has hever had any sexual intercourse with anybody in his life

thence my previous question

another way of asking it would be: wouldn't it be good for my son if

he could have sex with a girl of his taste? couldn't sexual

intercourses help him " go outside of himself " ? has anyone here heard

of, or has any experience in, sex as a therapeutic tool in autism?

ph

> 'Dr. ph " and the rest, Any licensed professional, like MYSELF

knows that 'sex therapy' for anyone is illegal under the US law. IN

my field we call that Pedophilia.

> Candis

[Guest guest]

Jack,

Maybe you are right, but I am not sure. Perhaps, what I have been

told about the USA is right: religious (christian) prejudices are

stronger in your country (particularly in the South) than in mine?

Joe

>

> Not trying to make excuses for anyone... but this is a French

Doctor... Maybe his wording and culture/values are different from us

Texans...

>

> Or maybe not.

>

> Jack

[Guest guest]

Jack,

Maybe you are right, but I am not sure. Perhaps, what I have been

told about the USA is right: religious (christian) prejudices are

stronger in your country (particularly in the South) than in mine?

Joe

>

> Not trying to make excuses for anyone... but this is a French

Doctor... Maybe his wording and culture/values are different from us

Texans...

>

> Or maybe not.

>

> Jack

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much Candis!

--- Candis Firchau <candisfirchau@...> wrote:

> 'Dr. ph " and the rest, Any licensed

> professional,

> like MYSELF knows that 'sex therapy' for anyone is

> illegal under the US law. IN my field we call that

> Pedophilia.

> Candis

> --- " M. Guppy " <autismadvocate@...>

> wrote:

>

> > As listowner of Texas Autism Advocacy and parent

> of

> > a child with autism - I'm not sure what your

> > intention is with that very vague question.

> > Especially since you are talking about individuals

> > who are, on this list, mainly children or young

> > adults - in which case I can think of no reason

> for

> > you to even be asking that question. Actually, I

> > can't think of any situation in which that

> question

> > would be appropriate in referring to individuals

> > with disabilties.

> >

> > Please e-mail me off list to clarify.

> >

> > MGuppy@...

> >

> >

> >

> > Dr ph WATINE <J.WATINE@...> wrote:

> >

> > hello,

> >

> > has anyone heard of, or has any experience in, sex

> > as a therapeutic

> > tool in autism?

> >

> > many thanks,

> >

> > joseph

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Texas Autism Advocacy

> >

> >

> > Unlocking Autism

> > www.UnlockingAutism.org

> >

> > Autism-Awareness-Action

> > Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

> > child with AUTISM.

> >

> > SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those

> > touched by Disability:

> >

>

SeekingJoyinDisability/

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much Candis!

--- Candis Firchau <candisfirchau@...> wrote:

> 'Dr. ph " and the rest, Any licensed

> professional,

> like MYSELF knows that 'sex therapy' for anyone is

> illegal under the US law. IN my field we call that

> Pedophilia.

> Candis

> --- " M. Guppy " <autismadvocate@...>

> wrote:

>

> > As listowner of Texas Autism Advocacy and parent

> of

> > a child with autism - I'm not sure what your

> > intention is with that very vague question.

> > Especially since you are talking about individuals

> > who are, on this list, mainly children or young

> > adults - in which case I can think of no reason

> for

> > you to even be asking that question. Actually, I

> > can't think of any situation in which that

> question

> > would be appropriate in referring to individuals

> > with disabilties.

> >

> > Please e-mail me off list to clarify.

> >

> > MGuppy@...

> >

> >

> >

> > Dr ph WATINE <J.WATINE@...> wrote:

> >

> > hello,

> >

> > has anyone heard of, or has any experience in, sex

> > as a therapeutic

> > tool in autism?

> >

> > many thanks,

> >

> > joseph

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Texas Autism Advocacy

> >

> >

> > Unlocking Autism

> > www.UnlockingAutism.org

> >

> > Autism-Awareness-Action

> > Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

> > child with AUTISM.

> >

> > SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those

> > touched by Disability:

> >

>

SeekingJoyinDisability/

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Notre souci n'est pas lié à la croyance religieuse. I don't think religion has

anything to do with it. Any parent of any religion or one that is not religious

would have some alarms go off when you speak about children or young people with

disabilities becoming sexually active.

Bienvenue vers les Etats-Unis d'Amérique!

Sincèrement.

Sara Caldera

Dr ph WATINE <J.WATINE@...> wrote:

Jack,

Maybe you are right, but I am not sure. Perhaps, what I have been

told about the USA is right: religious (christian) prejudices are

stronger in your country (particularly in the South) than in mine?

Joe

>

> Not trying to make excuses for anyone... but this is a French

Doctor... Maybe his wording and culture/values are different from us

Texans...

>

> Or maybe not.

>

> Jack

Texas Autism Advocacy

Unlocking Autism

www.UnlockingAutism.org

Autism-Awareness-Action

Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

child with AUTISM.

SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by Disability:

SeekingJoyinDisability/

[Guest guest]

Notre souci n'est pas lié à la croyance religieuse. I don't think religion has

anything to do with it. Any parent of any religion or one that is not religious

would have some alarms go off when you speak about children or young people with

disabilities becoming sexually active.

Bienvenue vers les Etats-Unis d'Amérique!

Sincèrement.

Sara Caldera

Dr ph WATINE <J.WATINE@...> wrote:

Jack,

Maybe you are right, but I am not sure. Perhaps, what I have been

told about the USA is right: religious (christian) prejudices are

stronger in your country (particularly in the South) than in mine?

Joe

>

> Not trying to make excuses for anyone... but this is a French

Doctor... Maybe his wording and culture/values are different from us

Texans...

>

> Or maybe not.

>

> Jack

Texas Autism Advocacy

Unlocking Autism

www.UnlockingAutism.org

Autism-Awareness-Action

Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

child with AUTISM.

SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by Disability:

SeekingJoyinDisability/

[Guest guest]

I have to agree with you totally on this one. My child is 12 and puberty

was in full bloom at 8. He knows to go to his room and has carried it

one step further. He gets in his closet with some of his stuffed

animals. This children can be taught that there is a time and a place

for everything.

in Alvin

Re: Re: autism: sex as a therapy

Notre souci n'est pas lié à la croyance religieuse. I don't think

religion has anything to do with it. Any parent of any religion or one

that is not religious would have some alarms go off when you speak about

children or young people with disabilities becoming sexually active.

Bienvenue vers les Etats-Unis d'Amérique!

Sincèrement.

Sara Caldera

Dr ph WATINE <J.WATINE@...> wrote:

Jack,

Maybe you are right, but I am not sure. Perhaps, what I have been

told about the USA is right: religious (christian) prejudices are

stronger in your country (particularly in the South) than in mine? Joe

>

> Not trying to make excuses for anyone... but this is a French

Doctor... Maybe his wording and culture/values are different from us

Texans...

>

> Or maybe not.

>

> Jack

Texas Autism Advocacy

Unlocking Autism

www.UnlockingAutism.org

Autism-Awareness-Action

Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

child with AUTISM.

SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by Disability:

SeekingJoyinDisability/

[Guest guest]

I have to agree with you totally on this one. My child is 12 and puberty

was in full bloom at 8. He knows to go to his room and has carried it

one step further. He gets in his closet with some of his stuffed

animals. This children can be taught that there is a time and a place

for everything.

in Alvin

Re: Re: autism: sex as a therapy

Notre souci n'est pas lié à la croyance religieuse. I don't think

religion has anything to do with it. Any parent of any religion or one

that is not religious would have some alarms go off when you speak about

children or young people with disabilities becoming sexually active.

Bienvenue vers les Etats-Unis d'Amérique!

Sincèrement.

Sara Caldera

Dr ph WATINE <J.WATINE@...> wrote:

Jack,

Maybe you are right, but I am not sure. Perhaps, what I have been

told about the USA is right: religious (christian) prejudices are

stronger in your country (particularly in the South) than in mine? Joe

>

> Not trying to make excuses for anyone... but this is a French

Doctor... Maybe his wording and culture/values are different from us

Texans...

>

> Or maybe not.

>

> Jack

Texas Autism Advocacy

Unlocking Autism

www.UnlockingAutism.org

Autism-Awareness-Action

Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

child with AUTISM.

SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by Disability:

SeekingJoyinDisability/

[Guest guest]

thanks Jeff for your good piece of advice, the book sounds fine, but

as far as I understand, it is mainly about asperger's and high level

autism, whereas my son (23 years old, not a child) is suffering from

low level autism

ph

> Hi ph:

> I would recommend that you get a copy of " Autism -

Asperger's and Sexuality " by Jerry Newport, Newport and

Bolick since it contains some great advice that may be very helpful

for a 23 yr old young man.

> You can get a copy from the Future Horizons website--

> http://www.futurehorizons-autism.com/conferences.asp

> Peacefully,

> Jeff Sell

> Vice Chair, Autism Society of America

> Chairman-ASA Government Relations Committee

> www.autism-society.org

> JZSell@j...

> 832-731-3145 (cell)

> www.JZSLAW.com

[Guest guest]

Hi ph:

That is true--try e-mailing Jerry (he is a friend) and I hope he could

you you up with more appropriate resources! Jerry's e-mail address is

wholphin48@...

Good luck

Peacefully,

Jeff Sell

Vice Chair, Autism Society of America

Chairman-ASA Government Relations Committee

www.autism-society.org <http://www.autism-society.org/>

JZSell@...

832-731-3145 (cell)

www.JZSLAW.com <http://www.jzslaw.com/>

_____

From: Dr ph WATINE [mailto:J.WATINE@...]

Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 10:39 AM

Autism Treatment

Subject: Re: autism: sex as a therapy

thanks Jeff for your good piece of advice, the book sounds fine, but

as far as I understand, it is mainly about asperger's and high level

autism, whereas my son (23 years old, not a child) is suffering from

low level autism

ph

> Hi ph:

> I would recommend that you get a copy of " Autism -

Asperger's and Sexuality " by Jerry Newport, Newport and

Bolick since it contains some great advice that may be very helpful

for a 23 yr old young man.

> You can get a copy from the Future Horizons website--

> http://www.futurehorizons-autism.com/conferences.asp

> Peacefully,

> Jeff Sell

> Vice Chair, Autism Society of America

> Chairman-ASA Government Relations Committee

> www.autism-society.org

> JZSell@j...

> 832-731-3145 (cell)

> www.JZSLAW.com

Texas Autism Advocacy

Unlocking Autism

www.UnlockingAutism.org

Autism-Awareness-Action

Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

child with AUTISM.

SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by Disability:

SeekingJoyinDisability/

[Guest guest]

oops..I meant to say " hook you up " with more appropriate resources.

JZS

_____

From: Jeff Sell [mailto:JZSell@...]

Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 11:35 AM

Autism Treatment

Subject: RE: Re: autism: sex as a therapy

Hi ph:

That is true--try e-mailing Jerry (he is a friend) and I hope he could

you you up with more appropriate resources! Jerry's e-mail address is

wholphin48@...

Good luck

Peacefully,

Jeff Sell

Vice Chair, Autism Society of America

Chairman-ASA Government Relations Committee

www.autism-society.org <http://www.autism-society.org/>

JZSell@...

832-731-3145 (cell)

www.JZSLAW.com <http://www.jzslaw.com/>

_____

From: Dr ph WATINE [mailto:J.WATINE@...]

Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 10:39 AM

Autism Treatment

Subject: Re: autism: sex as a therapy

thanks Jeff for your good piece of advice, the book sounds fine, but

as far as I understand, it is mainly about asperger's and high level

autism, whereas my son (23 years old, not a child) is suffering from

low level autism

ph

> Hi ph:

> I would recommend that you get a copy of " Autism -

Asperger's and Sexuality " by Jerry Newport, Newport and

Bolick since it contains some great advice that may be very helpful

for a 23 yr old young man.

> You can get a copy from the Future Horizons website--

> http://www.futurehorizons-autism.com/conferences.asp

> Peacefully,

> Jeff Sell

> Vice Chair, Autism Society of America

> Chairman-ASA Government Relations Committee

> www.autism-society.org

> JZSell@j...

> 832-731-3145 (cell)

> www.JZSLAW.com

Texas Autism Advocacy

Unlocking Autism

www.UnlockingAutism.org

Autism-Awareness-Action

Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

child with AUTISM.

SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by Disability:

SeekingJoyinDisability/

[Guest guest]

You speak French too Sara? My you amaze me!

sjcaldera <sjcaldera@...> wrote:

Notre souci n'est pas lié à la croyance religieuse. I don't think religion has

anything to do with it. Any parent of any religion or one that is not religious

would have some alarms go off when you speak about children or young people with

disabilities becoming sexually active.

Bienvenue vers les Etats-Unis d'Amérique!

Sincèrement.

Sara Caldera

Dr ph WATINE wrote:

Jack,

Maybe you are right, but I am not sure. Perhaps, what I have been

told about the USA is right: religious (christian) prejudices are

stronger in your country (particularly in the South) than in mine?

Joe

>

> Not trying to make excuses for anyone... but this is a French

Doctor... Maybe his wording and culture/values are different from us

Texans...

>

> Or maybe not.

>

> Jack

Texas Autism Advocacy

Unlocking Autism

www.UnlockingAutism.org

Autism-Awareness-Action

Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

child with AUTISM.

SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by Disability:

SeekingJoyinDisability/