A Family Review of the Film “Inside Out” Ashton I liked it when they got back to headquarters but I didn’t like it when Bing Bong faded away. I liked when sadness made Joy drag her around the library. I…
A Family Review of the Film “Inside Out” Ashton I liked it when they got back to headquarters but I didn’t like it when Bing Bong faded away. I liked when sadness made Joy drag her around the library. I…
Following our attendance at the “North Wales 1st Annual Autism Conference” today, we were again privileged to hear Dr. Beardon give an insightful and inspiring “key note presentation”. Luke sent the following through our “Guest Submission Form” following the Conference,…
Good Morning Dr Linda,Carly, and all at Axia, I wondered if this might be of interest to you, although I imagine you are possibly aware of it. My hubbie is a steam enthusiast, and he came across a…
Hi Carly, I came across this on “The Mighty” website and wondered if it might be possible/ appropriate to include it on the Axia contributions “page” ? It kind of is on the lines of what was being…
“TEMPLE GRANDIN (2010)” Temple Grandin is probably the world’s most famous autistic person. The film takes you through the extraordinary challenges Temple and her mother faced. She didn’t begin to speak until she was 4 years old. Her mother was…
“Holby City and Autism” I feel the portrayal of Asperger Syndrome in Holby City in a negative way that has set understanding back 50 years. It comes across to me as though us people who have Asperger Syndrome is a…
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