People often ask me what the letters RSD after my name stand for, so I thought I'd let you know. I hold a Religious Studies Doctorate (RSD) in Pastoral Counseling with specialization in counseling individuals and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder. I earned my RSD through Emerson [More...]
TWO-WAY STREET – Perspectives on Tolerance from Temple Grandin for Autistic & Aspie Adults
You’ll find a lot of practical, useful information in Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships: Decoding Social Mysteries Through the Unique Perspectives of Autism by Dr. Temple Grandin and Sean Barron, edited by Veronica Zysk, published by Future Horizons, Inc. Dr. Grandin writes, “One of the [More...]
“Look What You Made Me Do!”
Have you ever witnessed a scene like this? A girl is coloring at the kitchen table while her brother watches television in the family room. When she accidentally breaks a crayon and tears the paper, she shouts to her brother, “Look what you made me do!” Alternately, she might blame the objects, [More...]
Lucky or Plucky?
Using CBT to Change Locus of Control Are our most successful students just plain lucky? Or are they plucky – resilient, determined in the face of difficulty, with a strong belief that by their own actions they can make a difference in their own lives? Locus of control is a person’s belief [More...]
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