The monthly and annual subscriptions are designed for families who want to stay up-to-date with the latest autism information from top doctors, researchers and professionals from around the world. You will gain a broad education about various aspects of autism. Over time you will be able to choose the articles, topics and supports that resonate with your family and that you feel will benefit your child.

The Autism Resource Library is geared towards caregivers and families who want information NOW on how to best help their autistic child. For example, if your child has sensory processing differences, or you want to find all of the information on self-harm, or another topic, this is the one for you. Our comprehensive Autism Resource Library is organized by topic, so parents and caregivers can easily access information from the top experts on the topics they are most interested in immediately.

Autism Advocate Parenting Magazine is a digital magazine. As long as you have access to the Internet, you will be able to access our magazine. We have subscribers worldwide.

AAPM is a digital magazine. This allows us to keep the price point low and minimize our ecological footprint.

Yes, you can cancel your membership at any time.

We do our best to have top experts in the field of autism write on every topic regarding autism. If you do not see a topic that you would like to see, please email us at [email protected] and we will let you know if we have any upcoming articles on that topic. If not, we will begin working to find an expert to write on that topic so you can learn more.

AAPM is designed to be both informative and easy to understand. As a parent with a newly diagnosed autistic child, you want to learn about all the options available so that you can work effectively. The sooner you start learning about the different aspects of autism, the sooner you will be able to help your child with the right tools.

Local doctors and autism professionals are wonderful. However, our goal is to expose parents and caregivers to experts in the field of autism from all over the world. Knowledge is power, and many of the experts we feature have spent decades working in their areas of expertise. They have invaluable advice and insights to share. Their advice empowers you as a parent to ask the right questions of your local autism support team.

It’s important to know about all of the resources that are available to help your family. If you only hear from your local team, how will you know if you are missing any information? The magazine will help you know what’s available to serve your family and will keep you updated with current autism information.

We guarantee it! No matter where you live, it can be hard to connect with international autism experts at a reasonable cost. In addition, autism research and resources are constantly changing. Our magazine and the articles written by the experts will keep you up-to-date on the most important autism information available in this ever-changing world. We know you will learn something new in every issue.

AAPM contains articles addressing the full range of the spectrum and covers the age range from birth to early adulthood. There are many articles that can provide important information to a parent or caregiver raising an autistic teen.

We offer a wide range of information applicable to raising autistic children. As parents, we know the questions that most parents are asking. We also take the time to research and understand the challenges facing autistic children of all ages and of all ranges of ability. If you do not find the answer you are looking for in our magazine, send us an email, and we will seek out an expert that can write on the topic!

AAPM contains articles addressing all aspects of autism from birth to early adulthood and the full range of the spectrum.

You know your child best. Often parents already have a good sense of which supports would be most successful for their child. Listen to your instincts. When something sounds like it makes sense for you, your child and your circumstances, seek further information and guidance.

Yes, we have autistic adults who write articles for the magazine. Autistic adults also work for the magazine, and help guide and direct the magazine’s content.