About

Welcome to the online blog for Karen Simmons and Autism Today.

Karen Simmons is the mother to six, two with special needs, best selling author and the Founder/ CEO of Autism Today©, a world leader, speaker and conference coordinator in autism information, research and resources. As the Internet Entrepreneur Award winner of the year, Simmons website www.autismtoday.com joins autism and special needs communities for all concerned.

Simmons is also the author of four widely cherished books, and two CD’s including Little Rainman and Gold Medal recipient, “The Official Autism 101 Manual”. She is also co-author along with Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen and Heather McNamara to “Chicken Soup For The Soul, Children with Special Needs” published September 2007.

  • #1 written by Lori
    about 1 year ago

    Dear Karen,
    Thanks for being so open and honest while sharing such an emotional story. I
    recently published a book that you might find very soothing and uplifting.
    You can view this book at
    http://www.amazon.com/Know-Me-Love-Celebration-Autistic/dp/1449542921/ref=sr
    to see for yourself how fortunate you are to have your child be one of these
    angels!
    Peace and joy to you and your family!
    Lori

  • #2 written by Shelly Hartman
    about 1 year ago

    Hello Karen:

    I’m working with the author of a new non-fiction book on autism called Autism Conversations, which was written for both professionals that diagnose autism and parents of children on the autism spectrum. The book introduces a new way of connecting with children, building trust with parents, and planning for successful interventions through specific conversations.

    We would like to offer any of the following that may helpful to your audience and members:

    A review copy of the book.
    An interview (by phone, email, or webcam) with author, Dr. Marilyn J. Monteiro
    Our free downloadable PDF resources, including:
    • A quick reference chart on the autism spectrum
    • Practical tip sheets for discussing the diagnosis of autism
    • Techniques for practitioners to build trust with parents

    If you feel these resources would be of use to you and your readers, we’d be happy to make them available to you.

    I look forward to speaking with you,

    Shelly Hartman
    autismconversations@gmail.com

  • #3 written by Marianne Russo
    about 1 year ago

    Hello Karen,

    Still hoping to book you as a guest on The Coffee Klatch. Touch base with me 516 628 1220 or mariannesrusso@gmail.com

    Looking forward to hearing from you

    Marianne

  • #4 written by Karen Simmons
    about 1 year ago

    Hi Marianne, That sounds wonderful! I would love to join you on “The Coffee Klatch” I’m in Alabama right now. When did you have in mind? Karen

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