life & spectrum - a revealing look at high functioning autism and asperger's syndrome

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

clinician uses "life & spectrum" as client homework

i heard from a clinician who uses "life & spectrum",
instructing clients to highlight thoughts that seem familiar.

Monday, January 27, 2014

pic from web chat today with eastern washington university & university of towson

web chat with o.t. students in washington and maryland

Monday, January 20, 2014

comment from a retired teacher

"What a fascinating book and well-worth reading! It gave me an even greater appreciation for the individual differences in people."

Monday, January 6, 2014

dunedin library stocks "life & spectrum"

http://pals.polarislibrary.com/polaris/search/title.aspx?ctx=1.1033.0.0.3&pos=1

Monday, December 16, 2013

a nice note from university of minnesota o.t.

"Cliff Meloy, Thank you for joining our occupational therapy class last month to share your story with our occupational therapy students. I wish I could have heard your talk, but students and instructors alike tell me of the impact of your presentation. I heard that the students were even spellbound! Stories such as yours impact our students’ learning in ways that far outreach anything we can do in traditional classrooms. Thank you!" - Peggy Martin

Saturday, December 14, 2013

meloy, rislov & cronin at the Sunrise Craft Fair

author casey rislov clutching L&S

photobomber vaughn cronin lurking

(how many copies of "catcher in the rye" does that guy own?)

casey's new book - "love is forever"

knowledge nook toys & books

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

email from a mom in houston

"Thank you so much for writing your wonderful book! Our wonderful son also lives on the spectrum. He is 35 and lives in Denver. We have only known about Aspergers for the last 5 years. Your book was so insightful. I am so appreciative. I am planning on sending it to several friends. Thank you very much."

email from a teacher in baltimore

"I bought the book for friends of mine who have an adult son with Aspbergers. When I sent it to them, I kind of wondered if they might have read enough books on the topic and might feel like there is nothing really new to say. Well, I was wrong!"