Travis talks about avoiding autism services specifically designed for autistic people and how important it is to find services that specialize in social skills. He explains it is more important to have experts in social skills working with autistic people than experts in autism. Travis fears current autism services keep him autistic when real social skills services could help cure him from autism. After spending a few times with social skills experts Travis begins to see dramatic changes i...

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by a sensual experience? Imagine magnifying that times 100. That is reality for many on the autism spectrum. This part of the presentation talks about how people with autism balance sensory input issues with socializing and following unwritten social rules in the real world. The presenter examines how people with autism have physical and emotional sensory experiences throughout their life.Travis explains how physical sensations interfere with his abil...

Travis works with his friend Asta to bring government funded sex to the United States as it exist in other countries. the positive therapy effects of sex services improves quality of physical and mental health. Travis shares how he feels being allowed to have sex will cure his schizophrenia and autism. Do you know someone with a disability who would love to have sex? Make sure you read this book about our mission to bring government funded sex for people with disabilities to the United Sta...

Tom grows up developing different sexual interest and fetishes than most boys his age. He does not desire normal sexual interactions. Instead he desires the fantasy of rescuing the damsel in distress from her perils. After high school Tom begins the search of looking for a woman who will understand his fantasy and role play it with him. Tom develops an interest in tying a woman up and feeding her dinner. Tom loves the idea of rendering a woman helpless so that they have to rely on him to m...

This book breaks down the similarities and differences between Autism fixations, obsessions, and special interests. Travis shares his opinions on how the fixations and obsessions battle against the special interest. The negative against the positive. Travis feels he has greater control over what his special interest than what he fixates on. Travis works hard to eliminate the negative fixations.Travis explains what makes a fixation unhealthy for him. He is constantly balancing healt...

In a response to the book Neurotribes and the idea of neurodiversity Travis talks about the dangers of the neurodiversity movement and advocates for more advocacy movements for people with autism who would like a cure for autism. Autism looks different for everyone so each person wants something different and there is a great need to meet the needs of all autistic people to ensure their happiness. Autism is such a wide spectrum that Travis speaks of a need to have more diagnosis than just ...

Puberty is a confusing time for autistic people leaving those who love and support them baffled by their actions. This book explains some of the reasons for aggressive behaviors during puberty and talks about how to sooth and comfort the autistic teen as their body is changing along with their emotions. This book gives you the social tools needed to help your loved one breeze through puberty with grace and dignity.If you have ever wondered what it feels like to be confused by the w...

Travis makes many mistakes after he learns he has autism because he is trying to fit in with neurotypicals. Travis begins to change every part of his life and every part of who he is in order to get his peers to like him. Years later he found that in trying to make others happy he lost a huge art of who he was. Now Travis is on a mission to find out who he is again by enjoying new things in life. Travis played the trombone growing up as a child. He was very good and had scholarships to maj...

The autism community is often wondering how we can measure quality of life for autistic people. This book argues that a group definition for measuring quality of life is inappropriate as quality of life is not a group-centered thing. Instead, this book argues that quality of life for autistic people is a person-centered definition that requires determining each autistic person's quality of life one by one.Travis gives some tips and ideas for how you can improve your autistic loved ...

Travis finds himself lost after a failed relationship with April. He is left trying to throw pieces of life together as he learns that he has Asperger Syndrome. Travis and his friends work hard to help him find his way in life while mental illness sets in and gets Travis more lost in autism than he was before. Now Travis must overcome autism and mental illness in order to live a successful life. After a bad experience with a woman he had met online Travis tries to find himself through his ...

Have you ever been trapped inside a room with a glass wall where you can see what is going on in the world around you while you are trapped? If so, you have lived autism. If you have not experienced this then you are about to experience this through the eyes of someone who has autism. People with autism often feel like they are locked in a room full of glass windows. They see and hear their peers. With sound proof glass no one can hear them because they aren't speaking the right language o...

66 percent of people with Asperger's Syndrome contemplate suicide due to depression. Travis shares his story of how he beats the depression of AS by learning to stay true to himself and build confidence in having autism. Learn how Travis tries to let his aspie traits ring loud and proud as he builds friendships and relationships with other people all while creating the happiness he truly deserves.Once Travis thought he had to mask or hide his autism in order to fit in and make frie...