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A Week With Children With Autism

I have just finished working with a theater academy designed specifically for children with autism. It was one of the most profound weeks of my life. I started writing a blog entry on the Saturday before entitled "There's Always Plan B." It was a collection of my thoughts from all the individual interviews we did with each family during the previous month. The blog posts then continued as a chronicle of each day. I would love any anyone interested to read about this journey by following the link provided. It was a week that I will remember for the rest of my days!

http://jpeschel.blogspot.com/2012/08/theres-always-plan-b.html

Tags: Autism, Drama, Needs, Special, Theater

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