SOCIAL SKILLS
(Asperger's Syndrome)
Social skills of people with autism will improve when they are provided with strategies that will improve their understanding of
social situations and give them specific behaviors to use when they
are interacting with others. Two such strategies, Social Stories and
Comic Strip Conversations, have been developed by Carol Gray of Jenison Public Schools in Michigan. Instructions for implementing
these strategies are available in books which are available though the Autism Society of North Carolina
Bookstore (ASNC) (1-800-442-2762) or through Future Education (1-800-489-0727).
Advocates for individuals with Higher Functioning Autism,
Asperger Syndrome, and other Pervasive Developmental
Disorders of Westchester County
Nina Spooner
240 Garth Road, #4E2
Scarsdale, NY 10583
914-723-5195
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Social Stories and Related Resources |
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Social Stories by Meredyth Goldberg Edelson, PhD - Center for the Study of Autism summary on Social Stories |
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The New Social Story Book by Carol Gray - Order Carol Gray's newest book from Future Horizons |
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Social Stories and Comic Strip Conversations - From the Online Asperger Syndrome Information and Support (O.A.S.I.S.) web site. Includes links to Carol Gray videos, books, and newsletter |
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Newsletter #2 - Powerful, Effective Social Stories - An article by Lee Irwin, PhD. |
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Sumlin Stories |
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The Sumlin Social Stories |
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Social Stories - From the Four Points web site |
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The Links Between Social Stories, Comic Strip Conversations and the Cognitive Models of Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome - Tony Attwood |
10: July 24, 2002
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