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El autismo es detectable en los primeros años de vida, presta atención a cualquier señal que pueda manifestar tu hijo y asiste a un especialista. No temas, existen profesionales especializados en ese trastorno que pueden brindarte ayuda y acompañarte en todo el camino para aprender junto a tu hijo a entender la vida. ¿Identificarías las primeras señales del autismo? ¡Descúbrelo en nuestro blog de hoy!

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Whether you want to know more about autism or help raise awareness about this disorder, here's a list of films and documentaries about autism that you don't want to miss. Find out more on the blog! https://goo.gl/28EEro

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Communities that support autistic individuals have been mentioned and discussed abroad on this blog. Their continued labor goes on unrested, seeking to grant better life opportunities for those who want to be helped (but can’t yell it out loud). 

These communities consist mostly of advocates, parents, activists, and people from all walks of life. But as I mentioned in a previous post about the Autistic Pride, there are also communities of autistic advocates who support others with their own condition. Today I’ll talk about a huge network of autistic individuals: The ASAN. Read more in our blog: http://autismsoccer.blogspot.com/2017/08/asan-network-for-autistics.html

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The Internet has proven to be the ultimate tool for investigation. There’s hardly a terminology or subject you can't find while browsing, which demonstrates just how important this tool is. The same applies to autism research. There are many community websites with information about the spectrum. Nonetheless, with so much information at hand, you could doubt on which sources are trustworthy. http://autismsoccer.blogspot.com/2017/08/where-to-get-information-about-autism.html

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Awareness has truly done some wonders in today’s society. People today are more aware of how words can affect others, and how some delicate subjects are to be treated with care. Disabilities are getting a big deal of attention and old methods of approach are starting to lose strength. If you’re one of those who came here looking for a new way of reaching out to autistic people, you should be proud of yourself. Hopefully, this guide will be useful for you! http://autismsoccer.blogspot.com/2017/08/get-your-message-across-reaching-out-to.html

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Language is the most powerful way to reach others and communicate. Communication demands that verbal and nonverbal expressions are in equilibrium to ensure the successful delivery of the message to those who are listening. People-first language has been a matter of debate on the subject of autism. “individual with ASD,” “person with autism,” “person who has autism” are examples of people-first, but why is it used? And what does autistic self-advocates think of it? Let’s start by explaining what it means to use this language in general. Do you want to learn more? Read More in our blog http://autismsoccer.blogspot.com/2017/08/autism-and-semantics-people-first.html

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Arranquen motores y visite a @buenavidamedia booth #736 en @expolitoficial y se toman foto con este auto espectacular! 1972 #detomaso Pantera de #HubbellRacing en honor a #AutismSoccer #expolit2016 #tiempodebrillar

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#VroomVroom 1972 #DeTOMASO Pantera entering @expolitoficial yesterday headed to our @buenavidamedia booth #736 in honor of #AutismSoccer thanks to #HubbellRacing! Stop by and take a pic! #TiempDeBrillar #Expolit2016 #BuenaVidaMedia