MUSC Catalyst News has published a great article about the Autism News Network: Why would someone travel to Charleston from Georgetown, Beaufort or even Myrtle Beach every week just to meet in a small lunchroom for two hours and practice shooting and editing videos? There are surely places closer to home where the same skills
In this Autism News Network segment, the group offers Leo some advice. Are you an adult with autism and looking for a way to build social skills and learn about the workforce? Email Annabel Franz at franza@musc.edu to join us. Transcript Dr. Gwynette: Leo, what were you saying earlier too about the frustration, the
In this Autism News Network segment, C. Magnus interviews William M. about what it’s like to have Autism. Are you an adult with autism and looking for a way to build social skills and learn about the workforce? Email Annabel Franz at franza@musc.edu to join us. Transcript C. Magnus: Hello, this is C. Magnus.
The Autism News Network conducted an interview/round table discussion with Benjamin Zirlin, an MUSC researcher who is openly on the spectrum. In this video, he discusses overcoming challenges with becoming an independent adult whilst going off to college. Transcript Annabel Franz: Hey, this is Annabel with Autism News Network and we’re here with Benjamin
The Autism News Network conducted an interview/round table discussion with Benjamin Zirlin, an MUSC researcher who is openly on the spectrum. In this video, he discusses overcoming challenges with becoming an independent adult whilst going off to college. Transcript Annabel Franz: Hey, this is Annabel with Autism News Network and we’re here with Benjamin
Project Rex founder Dr. M. Frampton Gwynette is featured in an article on eating disorders & bullying for HealthLinks Charleston Magazine. Behavior changes are the key to noticing whether your child is being bullied as well. “A lot of times, your kid doesn’t want to go to school suddenly,” said Dr. M. Frampton Gwynette, MUSC’s
Thank you to everyone who came to our Halloween Hangout last week; we welcomed 30 (!) teens and young adults for the free event at MUSC. As you can see from the pictures below, our participants rocked some fantastic costumes and a great time was had by all.
Good news: we have new Adult Group dates for 2018, and a Halloween Party coming up this week as well! In this post, we’ll also share some insights into the difficulty of diagnosing autism, and highlight a talk by Dr. Gwynette on gender dysphoria too.
*Note: the Impact Survey is now closed. Thanks to everyone who participated! Members of the Autism Community, Kim Hollingsworth Taylor (an autism parent and the Clearly Present Founder and CEO) invites you to complete a quick, 10 minute ASD Impact Survey to help researchers by Wednesday, June 28.
Calling all local artists – it’s time to showcase your ability! Synergy Supportive Services LLC and AccessAbility invite people with disabilities to display their talent in Visual Arts, Performance, or Craft at Art in the Dark. This year’s theme is “Breaking Through Barriers”. Art in the Dark will be held on Thursday, May 25th, 2017