Not-Your-Average-Art-Gallery
To celebrate the launch of our brand new coloring book by award winning author Jennifer Cook O’Toole we’re inviting Asperkids everywhere to join in with…
Tag: social skills
Teaser Tuesday—Downloadable Activities for Exploring Positive Feelings (Happiness)
Exploring Feelings for Young Children with High-Functioning Autism or Asperger’s Disorder is a practical manual for professionals that provides a set of simple strategies to…
Transition Talk – Josh Muggleton answers your questions.
During World Autism Awareness Month we invited members of our Facebook page to ask JKP authors a question of their choice and we were overwhelmed by the…
Teaser Tuesday – Downloadable picture scripts from Teach Me with Pictures
Teach Me with Pictures is a new visual learning programme for children aged 3 to 10 years old. The 40 picture scripts help children with…
Holding Calm Within, Concentrating Attention Beyond – Asperger’s Syndrome and Lake Meditation
People with Asperger’s syndrome are known for a liking for solitude, particularly if they feel that they can’t be understood or don’t feel accepted within…
Ask the author: Will Hadcroft
Throughout World Autism Awareness Month 2013, our readers were offered the opportunity to ask JKP authors a question of their choice. Will Hadcroft answers your questions on…
C’mon everybody – get writing!
Vanessa Rogers is the author of Working with Young Women, Working with Young Men, Let’s Talk Relationships, 101 Things to Do on the Street amongst…
VIDEO: Inside Asperger’s Looking Out gets rave reviews!
Kathy Hoopmann’s new book Inside Asperger’s Looking Out is already receiving rave reviews from fans and critics alike. Following on from the bestselling All Cats Have Asperger…
Common Interview Questions and What They Mean – from The Complete Guide to Getting a Job for People with Asperger’s Syndrome
In this extract from The Complete Guide to Getting a Job for People with Asperger’s Syndrome, career development coach and author Barbara Bissonnette translates some common…
The transformative power of swimming for children on the autism spectrum – from Getting into the Game
“Swimming: What better program for a child on the spectrum? This is a team sport where an individual can benefit the team when they perform well, but doesn’t really disadvantage the team if he is having an off day.”