Publications

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Books

Autism and Sexuality: A Guide for Instruction is a booklet by S. Gray, l. Ruble, & N. Dalrymple (10/96). Cost $5.75. Call (812) 332-1916.

The Disability Bookshop Catalog is a shop-by-mail bookstore, stocking hard to find titles (including books, videos and audios) that cover a wide range of health topics. Call (360) 694-2462.

Helping the Child Who Doesn't Fit In, by S. Nowicki, Jr., Ph.D. and M Duke, Ph.D., clinical psychologists. These books help with children who have trouble with social rules, explains social rules, and give examples of how to teach them. Ideas can be incorporated into IEPs. Call Laura Goodman at Peachtree Publishers at (800) 241-0113.

Visual Strategies for Improving Communication is a book for professionals and parents with practical ideas for improving communication for students with autism. $39.95 plus $6.00 s&h.; QuirkRoberts Publishing, P.O. Box 71, Suite 14, Troy, MI 48099-0071 (810) 879 - 2598

Periodicals

The Behavioral Programmer is a quarterly newsletter aimed at those conducting behavioral programs, in-home or in-school. Write to The Behavioral Programmer, Suite 346, 38-11 Ditmars Blvd, Asotoria, NY 11105.

FACTS Families and Autistic Together Succeed publishes informative quarterly newsletters featuring positive articles and resources to assist families in dealing with autism. Write to FACTS, 43525 Corte Barbaste, Temecula, CA 92592

Publishers

Future Horizons, Inc. is the only publishing company that exclusively dedicates its disability division to books on Autism/PDD