Guest guest Posted November 20, 2001 Report Share Posted November 20, 2001 Hello all, Just to let you know that the latest edition of my 40-page, monthly international autism newsletter, LOOKING UP, is out now. We have access (in the main languages of the world) to all the latest research findings and news in the field of autism. The latest issue of LOOKING UP includes: LOOKING UP INTERVIEW: Raun Kaufman explains how his Son-Rise programme in Massachusetts works with autistic children SPECIAL SECTION: Attack on America - how families with autism were affected by the horror in New York on September 11 SPECIAL SECTION: The autistic savant syndrome. One of the world's leading experts, Dr Darold Treffert, provides a valuable overview RESEARCH: Autistic children 'more likely to have high levels of lead in their blood'; French team excited by brainwaves discovery - and more ... NEWS: Mother leaps to her death with autistic son; Successful brain surgery in Australia for boy with autistic-like symptoms; Boy with autism beaten up in Taiwan - mother calls for a more loving society; Three arrested after autistic schoolboy attacks bus driver; Boy who shot his cousin dead is autistic EDUCATION: Judge orders school authority to provide Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) programme for boy with autism AUTISM AND THE ARTS: The talented French movie actress, Sandrine Bonnaire, talks about her autistic sister, Sabine, and says that 'people with autism are abandoned in France' LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: 'I'm so pround of my hero's behaviour under the dentist's drill'; 'My son started speaking at 18'; 'The lesson from my dream'; 'My son was beaten up - now what do I do?' OBITUARIES: Dr Cohen; Dr Gunnar Dybwad You can find more information at the LOOKING UP web site: www.LookingUpAutism.org Once you're there, you will also find previous front pages and a full list of contents of all back issues. If you need any more information, please feel free to contact me at: info@... In forthcoming issues of LOOKING UP: A full report on major autism conferences in San Diego, USA, and Barcelona, Spain; Handling tantrums; Auditory integration treatment in Chile; The remarkable story of the autistic 'Spider's Web Woman'; The challenge of Tourette's syndrome; Autism in South Africa; Biomedical tests offer ray of hope; Dolphin therapy in Russia, and play therapy in the Philippines; Autism and language: a breakthrough? When residential care seems the only solution; Conflict in Germany over a home for adolescents with autism; LOOKING UP INTERVIEW: Tony Charman, of the Institute of Child Health in London, on his new new autism research mapping project. PLUS, as usual, all the very latest autism research findings, news and views from around the world. Best wishes, Adam Feinstein Editor LOOKING UP The Monthly International Autism Newsletter Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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