INTERVIEW FOR AN ARTICLE IN COSMO MAGAZINE

I got an email today asking for an interview to provide background for an upcoming story in COSMOPOLITAN magazine! The journalist wants to provide readers with information on maximizing the senses to keep the 'glow' going in relationships and sexual encounters.

We had a great conversation, and the article will appear in the May issue of COSMO. Watch for it-- I certainly will!

BOOK DISCUSSION AT PLAZA WELLSPRING SPA

This Wednesday evening, we are having a book discussion group at PLAZA WELLSPRING.
http://www.plazawellspring.com/

We will launch our discussions from stories and ideas from Living Sensationally; it will really be fun. This is my first chance to just talk about the ideas with a small group of people who are new to the concepts. I am really looking forward to learning how people respond to knowing about their sensory patterns. I am certain I will get some great stories from the participants.

INTERVIEW LISTED IN SCHAFER REPORT

Check this out! a web based newsletter telling people about the interview with AUTISM ONE radio

http://www.sarnet.org/lib/todaySAR.htm

BARNES & NOBLE BOOK SIGNING

What a way to spend Saturday afternoon! I sat in the front windows of the Barnes & Noble with light streaming in, people walking by and readers congregating to talk about my book... it was great. I really enjoyed everyone that stopped by to share their stories.

INTERVIEW ON AUTISM ONE RADIO!

Chantal Sicile-Kira interviewed me for a radio broadcast on AUTISM ONE radio. The original broadcast is scheduled for January 29th, and will be available for 6 months on their website so you can listen or download it for yourself.

The Real World of Autism, hosted by Chantal Sicile-Kira on Autism One Radio
www.autismone.org/radio/
Tuesday, January 29, 1:30-2:00 pm EST, 10:30-11:00 PST.

http://www.autismone.org/radio/?radio=schedule&archive&other
here is the link for the archived shows.

Chantal is the Author of Adolescents on the Autism Spectrum, the 2006 San Diego Book Award - Best in Health/Fitness, and Autism Spectrum Disorders, the 2005 ASA Outstanding Literary Work of the Year Award.