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While surfing the Internet to find information on the Golden Rule, I stumbled across the name of the author of the quote in the cattle chute catalogue. He is Charles Caleb Cotton, an English clergyman who lived in the 1800s.
Resource list
Associations and Sources of Information
Autism Society of America
7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 300
Bethesda, Maryland 20814-3067
301-667-0881
800-3-AUTISM
www.autism-society.org
Largest parent support group in the U.S. Has many local chapters.
Autism Research Institute
4182 Adam Avenue
San Diego, California 92116
www.autismwebsite.com
www.autism.org
www.autism.com
Information on biomedical treatments, auditory training, sensory problems, and many other treatments. They publish a very informative newsletter on new treatments and scientific research.
Gluten Free Casein Free Support Group
www.gfcfdict.com
MAAP Services, Susan Moreno
P.O. Box 529
Crown Point Indiana 46307
219-662-1311
www.maapservices.org
chart@netnitco.net
Information for older high-functioning individuals and Asperger' syndrome.
Judevine Center for Autism
1101 Olivette Executive Parkway
St. Louis, Missouri 63132
314-482-6200
www.judevine.org or www.judevine.org/autism/resources.html
Contains excellent links in their resources section to many autism and Asperger sites.
National Institute of Mental Health
Office of Communications
6001 Executive Blvd. Room 8184, MSC 9663
Bethesda, Maryland 20892
301-443-4513
866-615-6464
www.nimh.nih.gov/publicat/autism.cfm
Contains basic information about autism.
National Autistic Society in England
393 City Road
London, England ECIVING
44-(0)20-7833-2299
www.nas.org.uk
Good general information site. Has good objective information on auditory training and other treatments. Use the search box located on this site. Searches for many different kinds of information can be done.
Tonyattwood.com.au
A good source of information on Asperger' Syndrome.
www.thegraycenter.org
Contains information on teaching social skills to children with autism.
Emily Post' The Etiquette Advantage in Business: Personal Skills for Professional Success by Peggy Post and Peter Post. This practical book provides many tips on how people should behave at work. It will be useful for learning work-related social skills.
Physician' Desk Reference
Order from www.Amazon.com
The Doctor' Bible for information on medications. They also have books on herbal and nutritional supplements. They are available in many libraries and at your doctor' office. All FDA Black Box warnings are in these books.
Pubmed — provides free access to summaries of studies published in scientific journals. This database is run by the National Institute of Health. To access, type Pubmed into either the Google or Yahoo! search engine. There are several different Pubmed search pages that search different databases. The best one is labeled ncbi PUBMED NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE and it has an easy-to-use search box near the top of the page.
Google Scholar searches scientific papers. Go to www.google.com and click on «scholar» on the tool bar.
Therafin
19747 Wolf Road
Mokena, Illinois 60448
800-843-7231
708-479-7300
www.therafin.com
The squeeze machine manufacturer.
Irlen Institute
5380 Village Road
Long Beach, California 90808
www.irlen_institute.com
IrlenInstitute@irlen.com
Has information on colored glasses and colored overlays to help with visual processing problems.
Sensory Integration International
P.O. Box 5339
Torrance, California 90510-5339
www.sensoryint.com
Information on sensory problems.
College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD)
243 N. Lindberg Blvd., Suite 310
St. Louis, Missouri 63141
314-991-4007
888-268-3770
www.covd.org
info@covd.org
Information on finding doctors who can treat visual processing problems.
