Schools for Children with Autism

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Are there any schools in Florida or any other state in the U.S that have

programs for children with Autism who are advancing in their development and

abilities? My daughter have shown rapid growth and improvement in her

development this year and we cannot seem to find the proper placement for her.

She has moved from very low functioning to high functioning over the past few

months.

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What have you been doing to get such dramatic results so fast???Sent via BlackBerry by AT&TSender: sList Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2011 16:43:41 -0000To: <sList >ReplyTo: sList Subject: Schools for Children with Autism Are there any schools in Florida or any other state in the U.S that have programs for children with Autism who are advancing in their development and abilities? My daughter have shown rapid growth and improvement in her development this year and we cannot seem to find the proper placement for her. She has moved from very low functioning to high functioning over the past few months.

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http://www.sfacs.org/my son attends south florida autism charter school Amy To: sList Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 11:43 AM Subject: Schools for Children with Autism

Are there any schools in Florida or any other state in the U.S that have programs for children with Autism who are advancing in their development and abilities? My daughter have shown rapid growth and improvement in her development this year and we cannot seem to find the proper placement for her. She has moved from very low functioning to high functioning over the past few months.

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is there a school like that in broward county?

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programs for children with Autism who are advancing in their development and

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development this year and we cannot seem to find the proper placement for her.

She has moved from very low functioning to high functioning over the past few

months.

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We started intensive behavioral therapy in the home, we increased the amount of hours per week for speech therapy, I spend a lot of hours per day working with her and encouraging her. Also, for part of the day after school she goes to an after school program operated by the YMCA for kids with autism in which she is integrated. I have also introduced her to the computer which she has taken to another level. One very important thing that i did for her was to further educate myself about communicating and interacting with someone on the spectrum. She has also been exposed to a lot of different kinds of environment. All of this coupled with being very patient and calm while working on my hands and knees with her. I learnt that i had to reach deep within her and extract whatever was buried there and it has been working!!!

So far, I have rejected the use of drug therapy that has been highly recommended for her, because I strongly believe that at this time it is not needed...

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Smart choices.

Re: Schools for Children with Autism

We started intensive behavioral therapy in the home, we increased the amount of hours per week for speech therapy, I spend a lot of hours per day working with her and encouraging her. Also, for part of the day after school she goes to an after school program operated by the YMCA for kids with autism in which she is integrated. I have also introduced her to the computer which she has taken to another level. One very important thing that i did for her was to further educate myself about communicating and interacting with someone on the spectrum. She has also been exposed to a lot of different kinds of environment. All of this coupled with being very patient and calm while working on my hands and knees with her. I learnt that i had to reach deep within her and extract whatever was buried there and it has been working!!!

So far, I have rejected the use of drug therapy that has been highly recommended for her, because I strongly believe that at this time it is not needed...

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Could you please tell me where is this program for children with autism in YMCA. I live in davie. Thanks:)

To: sList Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2011 10:07 PMSubject: Re: Re: Schools for Children with Autism

Smart choices.

Re: Schools for Children with Autism

We started intensive behavioral therapy in the home, we increased the amount of hours per week for speech therapy, I spend a lot of hours per day working with her and encouraging her. Also, for part of the day after school she goes to an after school program operated by the YMCA for kids with autism in which she is integrated. I have also introduced her to the computer which she has taken to another level. One very important thing that i did for her was to further educate myself about communicating and interacting with someone on the spectrum. She has also been exposed to a lot of different kinds of environment. All of this coupled with being very patient and calm while working on my hands and knees with her. I learnt that i had to reach deep within her and extract whatever was buried there and it has been working!!! So far, I have rejected the use of drug therapy that has been highly recommended for her, because I strongly believe that at

this time it is not needed...

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what program is that and where?

Subject: Re: Re: Schools for Children with AutismTo: "sList " <sList >Date: Friday, December 16, 2011, 1:24 AM

Could you please tell me where is this program for children with autism in YMCA. I live in davie. Thanks:)

To: sList Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2011 10:07 PMSubject: Re: Re: Schools for Children with Autism

Smart choices.

Re: Schools for Children with Autism

We started intensive behavioral therapy in the home, we increased the amount of hours per week for speech therapy, I spend a lot of hours per day working with her and encouraging her. Also, for part of the day after school she goes to an after school program operated by the YMCA for kids with autism in which she is integrated. I have also introduced her to the computer which she has taken to another level. One very important thing that i did for her was to further educate myself about communicating and interacting with someone on the spectrum. She has also been exposed to a lot of different kinds of environment. All of this coupled with being very patient and calm while working on my hands and knees with her. I learnt that i had to reach deep within her and extract whatever was buried there and it has been working!!! So far, I have rejected the use of drug therapy that has been highly recommended for her, because I strongly believe that at

this time it is not needed...