Jodi Murphy looks at the positive side of autism with Geek Club Books and Zoom Magazine
By Debra Muzikar “Being typical can never be extraordinary.” Jodi Murphy, Geek Club Books Jonathan from a young age would pace around the coffee…
By Debra Muzikar “Being typical can never be extraordinary.” Jodi Murphy, Geek Club Books Jonathan from a young age would pace around the coffee…
by Debra Muzikar This is a list of books and movies which I feel have helped me understand the individual experiences of some on…
By Debra Muzikar At age 20 and mostly non-verbal, Grace Goad is a successful artist. Her mom, Leisa Hammett, credits Grace’s success to three…
By Debra Muzikar “I feel practical when I do my art,” James Frye of Spokane, Washington says. James Frye, 20, is making a business…
by Mary Ann LaRoche Being an older sibling of Paul Foti, a person with autism, greatly influenced my life as a child and still…
By Debra Muzikar Who said therapy can’t be fun? Art, dance, and music helps integrate the mind, body, and spirit as well as enhance…
by Debra Muzikar “I remember the time I shifted my own viewpoint about autism,” Lori Shayew says. “It was in 1994. I was working…
By Debra Muzikar Brent Anderson, like many on the spectrum, has a literal mind. Is that funny? Yes, it can be. I talked to…