The Thinking Person's Guide to Autism

You've read the blog, now buy the book...

An essay of mine (writing as JoyMama) has been included in the print/Kindle version of The Thinking Person's Guide to Autism, now available at Amazon.com.

Here's what Steve Silberman, senior writer for Wired magazine and autism/neurodiversity blogger for the Public Library of Science, had to say about the book:

"Refreshingly free of dogma, disinformation, and heavy-handed agendas, The Thinking Person's Guide to Autism is an oasis of sanity, compassion, and hope for people on the spectrum and those who love them."

It's a powerful list of contributors, self-advocates and family members and professionals, including blogfriends of mine Barbara/TherExtras, Jess at Diary of Mom, Kristina Chew, and Rachel Cohen-Rottenburg.

In time for the holidays, if you hurry... :-)

A Second Look at a Favorite Post

Remember my GFCF post from February?

I've re-written it, and it's found a new home over at The Thinking Person's Guide to Autism.

New title:
When a Mom Says Something Works: The GFCF Diet

Cheers!

P.S. There's a fine collection of contributed essays growing over at TPGA. Well worth checking out.