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AAPC Publishing is dedicated to providing practical, research-based solutions and promoting autism awareness through books for individuals with autism spectrum and related disorders across the lifespan. “We take findings and translate them into common sense tools and solutions for our readers. You can pick up any of our books and use the information immediately. The contents of our books and other materials are readily accessible to teachers, parents, and professionals,” Keith Myles, PhD, AAPC president. AAPC Publishing has been providing affordable, easy to use and easy to implement books about autism spectrum and related disorders for over 15 years. AAPC Publishing is the result of a decision to self-publish Asperger Syndrome and Difficult Moments by Brenda Smith Myles, PhD, a leader in autism research. Publishing high quality, inexpensive books for family members, professionals, and individuals on the spectrum continues to be the driving force behind AAPC Publishing. AAPC Publishing is one of the leading autism publishing companies in the world with more than 200 books about autism spectrum and related disorders. As the rate of autism diagnosis continues to grow, AAPC Publishing will continue to meet the needs of the field by offering books with practical, research-based solutions.

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While autism has presented challenges to finding balance, most of the time it has been a pothole in the road, and I have learned to navigate around it.

Julie Brusio, mother of autism

Tomorrow I will try harder. Tomorrow I will be more patient. Tomorrow I will not let autism wear on me. Tomorrow I will not let it beat me. Tomorrow I will connect with someone who gets “it.”

Julie Brusio, educator, blogger, advocate and mother of autism

"We are not sloths, and we do many things together as a family, even if not outdoors."

Julie Brusio, educator, blogger, and mother of autism

"AAPC is very humbled to be the recipient of so many book awards. These awards have brought increased recognition to our titles, which has helped get them into the hands of the people who need them."

Keith Myles, PhD, President, AAPC Publishing

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Springtime Activities for Autism Does Not Always Have to be Outdoorsy

Wed, Mar 04, 2015 20:47 CET

I’m sitting on my bed listening to the wind roar outside. It’s freezing out there! Ironically enough, I was asked to write a blog about springtime activities. I have to be honest. We are not an outdoors kind of family. A hike for us is walking a path at our local park. Looking for bugs? Not going to happen. Those things are gross! Climbing rocks to waterfalls? Nope. Not this family. Picnicking? Sometimes. Perhaps our somewhat limited outdoors activities are a symptom of raising kids in this advanced technological age or maybe we are just lazy? Well, okay. Not lazy. Weekends for us

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Springtime Activities for Autism Does Not Always Have to be Outdoorsy