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The following list highlights some informational videos for adults with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. DISCLAIMER: We provide suggestions for videos for information only. The views and opinions of the following videos are not necessarily those of the Geneva Centre for Autism. Asperger Asperger's Syndrome: Autism and Obsessive Behaviour (1/2” VHS, 30 minutes, 1998, Films for the Humanities and Sciences) This video profiles a young man who is taking graduate –level university courses but struggles with constant feelings of anxiety which affect his social interactions and many aspects of his daily life; a young boy going through the diagnostic process is also profiled. Asperger Asperger’s Syndrome – Diagnosis and Support with Dr. Tony Attwood (1/2” VHS, 3 hours, 1999, Future Horizons, Inc.) These videos are a recent presentation that Tony Atwood made in which he covers the diagnostic criteria. Autism Puzzle (1/2” VHS, 60 minutes, 2003, BBC) This documentary looks at the history of the condition, and current research into cause, treatment and prevalence. Great Expectations: Living with More Able Levels of Pervasive Developmental Disorder (1/2” VHS, 35 minutes, 1996, Geneva Centre for Autism) Dr. Temple Grandin provides a personal account of living with autism; the video also includes insights from more able individuals with an ASD as well as practical strategies from teachers and service providers to assist individuals with an ASD to live and work in their communities. Little Help From My Friends: The More Able Levels of Autism (1/2” VHS, 15 minutes, 1992, Autism Society of British Columbia) This video depicts two young adults who discuss what it means to have autism and Asperger’s Syndrome. The Mind Traveller: Oliver Sacks (Rage for Order: Autism) (1/2” VHS, 50 minutes, 1998, Films for the Humanities and Sciences) Neurologist/author, Oliver Sacks, meets Jessica Park and tells her story. Dr. Sacks investigates past efforts to define and understand autism and he explores the biological basis of autism with Dr. Eric Courchesne, neurologist at the University of California.
Sensory Challenges and Answers
Visual Thinking of a Person with Autism
Medications: Fact and Fiction
Transitions: The Challenge of Change for Persons with Autism *Note: The aforementioned books and videos are available in the Geneva Centre for Autism’s Reference System. For more information, call 416-322-7877 ext. 0 |
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