Helpful Links

HELPFUL LINKS

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Links to websites mentioned in podcasts and other helpful sites:

Wright’s Law – Special Education Advocacy Resource

National Special Education Advocacy Institute Information on becoming a Special Education Advocate.

Understood – The New International Resource Website for All Learning Disabilities, combining the efforts of the National Center for Learning Disabilities, and 14 other nonprofit research groups. For information on Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, ADHD, and other Learning Disabilities.

Autism Speaks – Advocacy for People With Autism

NDSS – National Down’s Syndrome Society

My Child – Cerebral Palsy Official Resource Website

Cerebral Palsy Guide  Another great resource site about Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral Palsy Symptoms – Your Birth Injury Guide – Another great resource site about Cerebral Palsy and all related disorders.

Cerebral Palsy Guidance – Resource website including information on financial assistance programs.

CHADD – Children & Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactive Disorder

NAD National Association of the Deaf

AFB – American Foundation for the Blind

MDA – Muscular Dystrophy Association

NODCC – National Organization for Disorders of the Corpus Callosum

Special Olympics – The International Organization Website

Web MD – Online Medical Information Resource

NIMH – National Institute of Mental Health

NIH – National Institute of Health – Medical Information Resource

NAELA – National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys

Special Needs Alliance – Special Needs Lawyers

NAPAS – National Disability Rights Networks

The Mighty – A Blog for Parents and Families of Special Needs Children

Specific Autism Resources:

Autism Speaks Resource Guide Map that links to recourses available in each State.

Career Assistance for People with Autism – Links to resume writing help guides, finding your dream job, college financing information, and more special services for people with autism to find careers.

Autism Web – A parent’s guide to Autism Spectrum Disorders. Lots of helpful information.

AutismNOW Transition Planning – For parents of students transitioning to college and adulthood.

Aquatic Therapy for Children with Autism – This is a site for pool supplies, but they have a great article on this subject.

Autism From Healthfinder.gov – Great information page linking to credible, medical and evidence-based research.

Guide to Flying with an Autistic Child – Fantastic checklist on how to help your autistic child enjoy a plane trip from the beginning to the end.

The Autism Exchange – An online community with expert articles, making it easy for parents to find all the information they need in one place.

A Large Debt of Gratitude Is Owed:

Many people have contributed greatly to the cause of putting this site together and we’d like to take a moment to offer thanks.

Carol Lippert: Not only is she our first guest interview subject, she has been a supporter of the project from the start and has helped us with finding other interview subjects and contacts. Carol is a board member of ASK and you can get more information about them here: ASK – Autism Support of Kent County

Paul Zimmerman: Webmaster extraordinaire who maintains and hosts this site, and offers significant wisdom and sage advice about all things internet-y. His business website can be found here: Computer Concepts

Wayne Sheldon: Created the great looking SPC logo for the podcast and website, based solely on the name. He does exceptionally good creative design work. Visit his business site here:  Segue Creative

Long time radio buddy Trent Rentsch donated a much-needed mixing board to our studio setup that allows for phone line recording. Trent works with these phenomenal people: Krash Creative Solutions

Another long time radio buddy Bill Latour (yes – THAT Bill Latour!) donated his phone patch setup which made plugging the phone into the mixer a whole lot easier. Check him out here: Wikipedia: Bill Latour  [See, we weren’t kidding. He IS THAT Latour].

Ritsu Katsumata: Extraordinarily talented violinist and friend who graciously gave permission to use her music as our podcast theme song. Her website is linked on our “About Us” page, and here it is again anyhow: http://www.ritsu.com

And a great big loud deluge of thanks to all the people of the world-wide radio industry who John has worked with or collaborated with or communicated with over the past three decades. You’ve all inspired him in millions of ways that cannot be fully listed here but are still fully appreciated!

Copyright 2012-2018 John Pellegrini