Muhammad Ali, Angelo Dundee, and Neurodiversity
VIDEO BLOG: Neurodiversity and Time Management
Gene On, Gene Off!
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There’s No Place Like Home: For Adults With Autism & Other Special Abilities
Special Needs Parenting: Feeling Like A Square Peg In A Round Hole
Neurodiversity in the Arts: Curious About the Curious Incident
VIDEO BLOG: The Difference Between Counseling and Psychotherapy
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By Mari Nosal, M.Ed., CECE I was perusing the numerous racks of Mother’s Day cards recently.…
Misophonia: The new kid on the block… or not?
Ingredients for a Supportive Community
An Aspie’s Opinion on Medical Marijuana
Advocating Neurodiversity at Florida Atlantic University’s CARD
VIDEO BLOG: Understanding Neurodiversity
A Different Look At PTSD
Transcending Labels
10 Athletes That Support Autism Awareness
Neurodiversity in the Arts: Cassandra Dunn’s “Art of Adapting”
An Inclusive Society: A Team Effort
A World of Possibilities for Autism: Here, There, Everywhere
Upload Your Memories to the Cloud, Just Don’t Get Hacked!
Realizing I Had Social Anxiety
Neurodiversity’s New Role Today in Novels, Movies and the Arts
Information To Know About Special Needs Parents
Let It Roll: New Options, More Choices for Adults with Autism
8 Times Social Media Made a Difference for the Neurodiverse
Lynn University: Helping the Neurodiverse Transition
Replace Autism Awareness With Autism Acceptance
A Community Smiles: Building Hope for Adults With Autism
The Asperger’s Trip to Israel
Rare Show of Unity by Florida Politicians Will Benefit Neurodiversity
Autism in the Classroom, Autism in the Home: The Need for Consistent Supports
Seasonal Smiles For Adults with Autism & Their Families
Navigating Airport Anxiety for Different Brains
Tips on Air Travel for Families with Autistic Members
By Peter Bochner
While traveling by plane can provoke anxiety for even seasoned air travelers, for people with autism who are fearful of new things, it can be terrifying. In fact, according to foxnews.com in an article titled “Flying with Autism: What You Need to Know”, many families that have children or adult family members who are autistic don’t travel anywhere because the process is so nerve-wracking, or else because they fear that a situation can unravel quickly.

Peter Bochner is a writer and editor for subjects related to information technology and medicine. He has worked on such publications as Computerworld, Asian Sources and the Journal of Alzheimers Disease, served as editor for several TechTarget websites, and has written for several high-tech research firms. In addition, he served as editor for the recently published book Aspertools: The Practical Guide for Understanding and Embracing Asperger’s, Autism Spectrum Disorder and Neurodiversity, by Harold S. Reitman, M.D.
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The Birth of the Chocolate Spectrum
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For Its Own Good, American Business Must Embrace Neurodiversity
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Whether you want to call it a stereotype or a defining trait, if there’s one…
Autism Awareness Month: Jacqueline Laurita posts on loving her autistic son
As you may know, one of the major points of my book Aspertools is that…
Kudos to Comedy Central’s “Night of Too Many Stars”
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