LOS ANGELES, March 9 /PRNewswire/ -- The Autism Perspective - TAP Magazine was launched today. The magazine is a national and international, quarterly full-color publication devoted to the subject of autism spectrum disorders, for parents, professionals and persons with autism.
The magazine will cover a variety of issues from the “here and now” of everyday life including many of today’s triumphs, struggles, and hope. The magazine promises to be about options and different perspectives without taking sides. This will be a forum for discussion for everyone in the autism community.
“I encourage anyone that is interested in talking about their perspective and experience living in the autism community to contact me,” stated Nicki Fischer, Executive Director and Publisher. “The all volunteer Advisory board is impressive, and the magazine will present a positive, upbeat and eclectic variety of perspectives!” she added. Actor Gary Cole, wife and daughter with autism are featured on the cover of the Premiere Issue.
TAP will be a magazine about options ... * TAP will remember it’s not about one therapy or treatment style that is better than the other. It’s about making lives better. It’s about helping families help their children. * TAP will be a place where we give our readers options, let them make their own assessment on the type of therapy that might be an option for them, let them do their own due diligence. * TAP understands that there are many different spectrum disorders; it would only make sense that there are many different types of therapies. * TAP will help unite a community in the world of autism. * TAP will remember that even if 10 children respond to a particular type of therapy, that TAP will never lose sight of the fact that 10 families’ lives are now better. * TAP will never lose sight that we are a resource, TAP won’t take sides. * TAP will never lose sight that autism spectrum disorders are fluid, and so are the therapies, which are constantly evolving as we learn more. * TAP will be a place where voices can be heard, where stories can be shared.
For Subscriptions and further information visit the TAP website at: http://www.theautismperspective.org/
The Autism Perspective - TAP Magazine
CONTACT: Nicki Fischer, Executive Director & Publisher of The AutismPerspective - TAP Magazine, +1-310-709-0941, or fax, +1-323-417-4871,info@theautismperspective.org
Web site: http://www.theautismperspective.org/