Books on ASD | Profectum Foundation

In our efforts to help parents, we have assembled some sources to find books on ASD that may be helpful. Profectum Foundation provides this information as a public service. Listings in this section do not imply endorsement by the Profectum Foundation, nor are we responsible for the contents

Sources for books on ASD, autism and more

The Autism Society of North Carolina Bookstore – Established in 1988 in response to parent requests for information on autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Special Needs Project: a unique disability bookstore – Books, videos, DVD’s, and related items about mental and physical disabilities for parents, professionals, educators, family members, and persons with a disability – especially autism.
The Future Horizons Bookstore – Books, DVD’s, and conferences on autism and Asperger’s Syndrome.

If you have found other books on ASD or sources for books on ASD that may be helpful to parents, please contact us to let us know.

Webcasts & Publications

Awakening Thinking in the Body and Mind: A DIR-Neuroscience Dialogue

Profectum’s 4th Annual NY Conference presents scientific research related to sensory motor process, executive function and state of the art developmental practice.

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Awakening Potential through Brain Science

Profectum’s 2nd International Conference presents new research into how the brain thinks, creates and feels. This scientific progress also reveals that for each person, brain plasticity allows competencies to develop even when early indications imply.

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Visual/Spatial Portals to Thinking, Feeling and Movement

Serena Wieder and Harry Wach’s new book on Advancing Competencies and Emotional Development in Children with Learning and Autism Spectrum.

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PLAY® Project

Dr. Richard Solomon demonstrates effective play-based interventions with young children with autism spectrum disorder.

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Developmental Approach to Anxiety

Dr. Ricki Robinson’s new presentation on the use of a developmental approach to address anxiety in children with ASD.

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