Noah Britton Explains autism from a new perspective

Noah Britton…a psychology professor who didn’t learn he had Aspergers until he was 20. The first 10 minutes of his lecture explain autism from a perspective that make things so much more accessible to the average person and explain so many of Joshua’s challenges and strengths. I’ve watched this 50 times and it makes me more hopeful every time.

About the Author: Stacey Christoff

My son showed signs of autism around 18 months. The only thing that was hard to grasp was how "unautistic" he seemed. Everyday became a checklist...is he, isn't he? I always knew he was on the spectrum, but where was his place. I knew I didn't want to label this little boy, but I searched for answers with every part of my being. Joshua was diagnosed with autism, but high functioning autism. That meant with therapy, dedication, and love Joshua would conquer this disorder. He would become a hero of autism to inspire other families that success stories aren't only possible, but attainable.

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To all the Super Moms out there (you know who you are).
I am here to hand you your cape.

Noah Britton Explains autism from a new perspective