Everything I Think Is In Pictures.

One Thing I'd Like To Just Keep On Doing Is I Want To Educate People About Animal Behavior And About Autism. I've Been Doing Autism Talks For The Last 20 Years And There Still Are People Out There That Do Not Want To, They Can't Recognize That These Sensory Problems Are Real. That, For Some Of These Kids When That Fire Alarm Goes Off, That Really Hurts The Ears, It's A Really Real Thing.

I Am A Big Believer In Early Intervention.

From A Scientific Standpoint, Aspergers And Autism Are One Syndrome. Aspergers Is Part Of The Autism Spectrum, Not A Separate Disorder.

Giving Those Animals [in Shelter] Quality Time - Now, I Have Been In Some Of The Shelters Where The Cats Have Been In Group Housing. Well If You Have A Cat That Never Gets Out Of Sternal Recumbency, Now What That Means Is That [inaudible] - That's A Stressed Cat. If They Lay On Their Side, Then They Are Not Stressed Out.

I Don't Like The Way Most People Think. It's Imprecise. I Find That When Parents Ask Me Questions, They Ask Very Imprecise Questions. They Say, "my Kid Has Behavioral Problems At School." Well, I Have To Say, "what Kind Of Problems? Is He Hitting? Is He Rude? Does He Rock In Class?" I Need To Narrow Questions To Specifics. I Am Very Pragmatic And Intellectual, Not Emotional. I Do Get Great Satisfaction When A Parent Says, "i Read Your Book, And It Really Helped Me."