Autism Talk TV - Episode 1 - Autism Awareness Month

The first episode of a new internet TV show covering autism premiering on international autism awareness day. The first episode covers surviving a group social situation such as a wedding.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• autism
• asperger
• social
• skills
• autistic
• therapy
• wedding
• wrongplanet

[rattlerw]

How do we send questions?

[theWrongPlanet]

@rattlerw you can send them to my youtube account.

[Daaaniellaaa]

It's a good idea but err, it could've been realised better. For example, you can tell you're reading the lines from some thing next to the camera. Either LEARN the text first, or, put the text somewhere closer to the camera AND practice looking "spontaneous".

[cosmicorder2]

Ooo. Gotta work on memorizing the teleprompter. :)

[brudswick]

@cosmicorder2 "fuck you sandiago"

[OTLisJaymz]

@multisnootyundead that's pretty surprising since you obviously need it yourself...

[scottvska]

That chick is hot.

[Nibinaear]

Perhaps Youtube is not the best place to post info about Autism. There are too many haters on here and it might be more productive to leave them to their trolly ways.

[nickys34]

What a loon.

[jassuz15]

I know this is not the most professional piece in the world, but there is PLENTY of time for you to learn. Please keep working on this, present with the same kind of fun and laughter and you will be fine. I am a Mom of a 5 year old with high-functioning autism and I am involved with many autistic kids of all ages and all over the spectrum...you have no idea how helpful this is going to be...I look forward to having the videos rolling down my facebook wall!

[jassuz15]

Um...Steve312...you didn't really comment about this film, but instead about your disappointment that you can't have a girl like this. MOST men can't have a girl like this and it is NOT because of her looks. She is trying to help here...be nice!

[Steveos312]

Alex in this video just proves the point that AS should just be minimized and be forgotten. Its a sick disease. The fact he needs a promper, proves the point we need less human robots. They have no feelings. They should just live in their parents basement while traditional ASDs should get out of the basements and enjoy life.