Navigating Writing Barriers for Autistic Student

Join Dana Susan Beasley on Autism: God's Bright Kids as she delves into the topic of "Navigating Writing Barriers for Autistic Students." Drawing from her own experiences and research, Dana shares valuable insights on overcoming challenges in writing for autistic students. From practical strategies to heartfelt encouragement, this episode offers valuable guidance for parents and educators alike.

Plus, mark your calendars for our special Mother's Day show airing on May 7th! Dana will be celebrating the unique journey of motherhood with a special episode dedicated to all the amazing moms raising autistic children. You won't want to miss it! Tune in for inspiration, encouragement, and heartfelt stories.

Here are the resources Dana mentioned in the podcast:


http://autismdigest.com/write/

https://konos.com/

Dr Robert Melillo’s book Disconnected Kids

http://www.brainbalancecenters.com/blog/2014/08/brain-boot-camp-home-exercises-promote-hemispheric-brain-balance/

http://www.ot-mom-learning-activities.com/sensory-integration-activities.html

Out of Sync Child Has Fun

http://www.ot-mom-learning-activities.com/support-files/classroom-mat-exercises-with-images.pdf

http://foodbabe.com/2015/09/03/15-ways-to-add-anti-inflammatory-turmeric-root-to-your-life/



Would you like some resources to help you in your journey?

Here’s Dana’s book Lost Art of Play:

https://angelarts.biz/the-lost-art-of-play/

Here are our Autism Awareness/Acceptance products from CafePress:

https://www.cafepress.com/aaboutique/6919840

You can find bumper sticker magnets, mugs, t-shirts, canvas bags, baseball caps, sweatshirts, kids pajamas, and dog wear!


Dana is the owner of AngelArts, a Creative Arts Agency and Publishing House. Seven years ago, she discovered that her son and husband both have Aspergers. It's opened up a whole new world for her and her family. Yes, there are incredible challenges, but she chooses to see how God has blessed her family through it.
Her son created a painting that became an inspiration for her Autism Awareness product line, Autism: God's Bright Kids. She also desires to publish a book called "Angels in the Midst: Rising Above Autism and Aspergers," a collection of stories, poetry, videos, and artwork about how God uses ordinary people in the challenge of living with Autism and how He works in the midst of it. She is looking for submissions, sponsors, and nonprofits to give a portion of the revenue to. Please comment if you are interested.