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This is a list of articulate and well-informed blogs written by advocates, parents, professionals, and others who are passionate about children with psychiatric and learning disorders.


Autism Acceptance Day

Autism and Empathy

Autism Wonderland

Autistic Self Advocacy Network

The Biology Files

Church4EveryChild

The Concussion Blog

The Foorce

Freedom Institute

I Speak of Dreams

Journeys with Autism

Just Stimming

Laura Shumaker: SF Gate

Lisa Belkin: Huffington Post

Love That Max

Milestone Mom

Neurotribes

Notes from the School Psychologist

NY Times Motherlode

Shannon Des Roches Rosa: Squidalicious

Stim City

Strollerderby

Susan Senator

Thautcast

The Thinking Person's Guide to Autism

Time to Listen

Westby Autistic Advocacy Blog

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