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Uploaded by on Jan 27, 2007

AUTISTIC BOY AND HIS DAD TALK BY DRAWING PICTURES. "How often do we bulldoze over our children's efforts to connect to us?
Ellis and I were strangers. He lived in his world and I lived in mine. And neither one of us had access to the other's world. There was a very real but invisible barrier between Ellis and I. But each time Ellis drew a revealing picture, the barrier cracked and I was witnessing a never before seen part of my son. It felt like I was meeting Ellis for the first time, over and over again. When Ellis was drawing, it was like he fell off the autism spectrum."

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  • Yes, I was compelled to work with children when I found out about a girl who lost her speech delay in 9 months through drawing. She learned to do so by reading the back of one of my BigBlueHug greeting cards.

    I've had wonderful success working with kids.

    I give workshops and I work through a treatment centre in Montreal.The technique is called PictureTALKING-->Info at

    Thebigbluehug . com

    Thanks!

  • realy u r a good father

    nice video

  • I guess it takes a good dad to know one!

    Nice camel.

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  • Thank you!!

  • writting with symbols

  • Great video great post! I need to ask a question. Ive been looking everywhere on the internet trying to find a program or something that can translate words in to pictures. Do you know of any such programs? I think in pictures and am special ed but am not diagnosed with autism. I need to get evaluated but I don't really think thats necessary i just want to be able to learn efficiently and maintain that knowledge instead of forgetting it in 5 seconds (no joke). Thanks for reading my comment :)

  • Fascinating: art certainly does have its powers. I'm going to recommend this to my sister-in-law out in Saskatchewan to look at. My niece has down syndrome-it would be so great if this could help her communicate. Keep up the good work!

  • wow! this is fantastic. are you doing this with other other kids too?

  • Thats amazing Jason! I never knew you were on the news

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