Tsunamis, Wars and Nuclear Meltdowns: Dealing with Anxiety in a Child with Autism

Posted by on Saturday, March 19th, 2011

A global financial crisis. Unrest in the Middle East. Earthquakes and tsunamis in Japan. Nuclear radiation fallout. Bombings in Libya. A cursory glance at these recent headlines would give any neurotypical person reason for concern at our world’s current state of affairs. However, for those on the autism spectrum, these events can create unneeded anxiety [...]

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