Kyle's Treehouse

Empowering everyone touched by Autism to make effective choices

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Please help us gather 150 video stories of hope at Autism151.com.

Autism 151 is both a campaign and a web site that reminds us that 1 in 150 children are diagnosed with autism. But rather than focus on the negative, we are calling attention to that statistic by gathering 150 positive stories that represent one very large community of hope. Thus the name, Autism151. Please visit www.autism151.com today to see these stories and share your own.

  • FEATURED POSTING

    Action for the Autism Acceleration Act

    Posted July 1, 2009 by Jen Westphal

    It's time for action! This week, Autism Speaks launched a major ad campaign...


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  • RECENT FORUM CONVERSATIONS

    ROS KAPJ

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    " Sorry I got your name work Lysney. The OT's have also ..."

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    " Hi Leslie: My Son has been taught using ABA since ..."

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  • WHAT IS AUTISM?

    LEARN THE FACTS, MOVE PAST THE MYTHS.

    Autism is a developmental disability that impacts normal development of the brain in the areas of social interaction and communication skills. If autism has recently entered your life, you’re probably very confused right now. But you are not alone.

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  • SUPPORT THE TREEHOUSE

    KEEP THE TREEHOUSE UP AND RUNNING

    Keeping the Treehouse up and running is a labor of love, and we depend heavily on the kindness and generosity of individual donors.

    By donating, you can keep our community flourishing, and insure that the most current and valuable information is always available. Your contribution is very important, and is deeply appreciated by everyone here.

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  • GET TOGETHERS

    The Black Balloon

    New York Times review of new film

    Stephen Holden from The New York Times has reviewed a new movie that centers on an Australian family with an autistic son.  Lots of kudos for the film including a 2008 Crystal Bear award at the Berlin International Film Festival.

    Click here to read the New York Times review.