Autism Hope Alliance Monthly E-Newsletter

Feb 2013

Dear Friends,

Well, this year is off to a good start! We at the Autism Hope Alliance have been busy working on Sponsorship Programs that will benefit families dealing with Autism, designing a new website (which we hope launches in the next week or so), trying to connect with you all in different Social Media Channels and we even attended the Gluten Free Expo in Northern California this month. So... as you can see we have been pretty busy spreading HOPE!

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Here are a few things we would like to highlight this month:

Check out TACA’s (Talk about Curing Autism) new program they offer called: PAY IT FORWARD

It's a membership they offer that can save you 10 to 30 percent off certain supplements and they also offer webinars and more.... Pretty cool!   

Also, if you haven't already found Autism Hope Alliance on Facebook please go towww.facebook.com/autismhopealliance and LIKE our page! We gave nearly $420 away this month in products from our sponsors to lucky winners that participated in our "Feel the Love! Share the Love!" campaign. We will be doing more fun stuff like this in the future, so check us out! Thank you to our Sponsors: Enzymedica, SpeechNutrients and Advanced Brain Technologies for donating! 

  

Lastly, don't forget to use coupon code BOH558 at www.iherb.com when ordering supplements and products, as you will receive $5 off your first order. This site offers Enzymedica products at 20% off and iHerb gives back to Autism Hope Alliance and saves you money! 

                             

Warmest regards,

Kristin

Kristin Selby Gonzalez

Autism Hope Alliance, President / Chairman

Mother of Jaxson (age 10, diagnosed with autism)

This weeks winner is announced!

If you haven't like our page, Autism Hope Alliance, go do it now! If you already liked our page, you are still in entered in the drawing! Good luck everyone! :)

Autism Hope Alliance Monthly E-Newsletter

Dear Friends,

Well...2013 is officially here! We are off to a good start at the Autism Hope Alliance. We are thrilled to be supporting amazing programs in 2013, The Autism Treatment Center of America, Generation Rescue, A Place of Grace-California Integrative Hyperbaric Center and Talk About Curing Autism.

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Click here to view and print our resource booklet: 

"Autism: What the Experts Know"

We wanted to highlight the following for you to check out:

Autism Approved

Congratulations to Advanced Brain Technologies which is home of The Listening Program for becoming an Autism Approved® Sponsor! For more info please watch our interview with CEO/Founder Alex Doman. 

Autism Approved interviews Alex Doman - Click here to watch video

  

California Integrative Hyperbarics Center

If you live in the Southern California area don't miss the lecture/Q&A by Dr. Mumper and Dr. Rossignol on Feb 9th in Irvine, CA! There is no cost but you must register to reserve your seat!

Click on image to register and learn more information

Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs

If you know a doctor/physician that you would love to learn more on how to help our kiddos, please share with them about the Medical Academy of Pediatrics Special Needs Conference taking place in Costa Mesa, Ca. on Mar. 21-23, 2013.

Click on image to receive more information or refer a physician

iHerb.com Coupon

Lastly, don't forget to use coupon code BOH558 at www.iherb.com when ordering supplements and products, as you will receive $5 off your first order. With all these crazy colds and flus going around, help maintain a healthy immune system with products like ViraStop by Enzymedica.

(iHerb offers 20% off Enzymedica)

iHerb.com gives back to Autism Hope Alliance and saves you money!  

We at the Autism Hope Alliance wish you and your families a continued healthy winter season!

Warmest regards,

Kristin

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www.Facebook.com/KristinSelbyGonzalez

www.Facebook.com/AutismHopealliance

www.AutismHopeAlliance.org

www.YouTube.com/KristinSelbyGonzalez

Introducing "Autism Weekly!" Video Blog!

We are introducing our weekly video blogs. Each week we will be updating you on treatments, therapies, conferences and lectures. Here is our first video blog! 

Make sure you subscribe to our YouTube Channel :)

Kristins' Korner - Monthly Newsletter

Dear Friends,

We at the Autism Hope Alliance are so excited to bring you our first e-Newsletter every month. However, we are going to do it a bit differently as we want to really connect with you! Please click on the MP3 link below to hear a special message from me.

Click here to listen to my message!

We wish you and your families a wonderful winter season!!

Warmest regards,

Kristin

Kristin Selby Gonzalez

Autism Hope Alliance, Chairman

Mother of Jaxson (age 10 diagnosed with autism)

Links we thought you might like this month!

EXCITING Scholarship Opportunity to attend the Autism Treatment Center of America’s Son Rise Start Up Program™ in February 2013!!

Click here to view and print Scholarship Application!

Awesome GF/CF Ginger Cookie recipe from TACA (Talk about Curing Autism)

http://www.tacanow.org/recipes/ginger-cookies/

Video highlight: Kristin interview’s Speech Nutrients about the importance of Omega’s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MldTrNkKDLg&list=PL38D5498C98689329&index=49&feature=plpp_video

Great deal on one of our Favorite products:

http://www.iherb.com/Enzymedica-Digest-Spectrum-90-Capsules/24289  

Use this code: BOH558 when ordering and save an additional $5 off  your first order

Kristin Selby Gonzalez becomes Chairman of Autism Hope Alliance

http://www.enzymedica.com/press_release_download.php?id=145

www.Twitter.com/KSelbyGonzalez

www.Facebook.com/AutismHopealliance

www.AutismHopeAlliance.org

Airport Creates Program for Families with Autistic Children

We all know Delta is pretty nice, and I am a huge fan! And now they just released this article on December 4th. How can I not love them even more now! Thank you Delta Airlines for helping families affected with Autism! Way to go! Hopefully all airports across the country take the time and do this! 

"Delta, MSP Airport create program for families with autistic children

December 4, 2012

Delta and the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport have partnered to design a program for traveling families who have children with autism to help cope with the stresses of flying.

"Navigating Autism with MSP" allows autistic children and their families to participate in a dress rehearsal at the airport to help prepare for the actual flight, and Saturday marked the inaugural session for MSP and marked the first time that Delta had participated as the host airline at any of its airports.

Children practiced entering the airport, were issued boarding passes, went through the security procedures, worked their way to an assigned gate and boarded a Delta aircraft. A Delta Red Coat made customary announcements to replicate an actual flight and were onboard to answer questions during the trial-run. The tour ended at the children’s play area where the kids were able to play and become more comfortable with the airport. The families were then free to explore MSP by having a bite to eat and check out the various shops.

"We are fortunate to be a part of a program like this here at MSP so we can help our customers navigate travel and in this case, we also benefit by learning more about how we can play an integral role," said Bill Lentsch, s.v.p.—Minnesota Operations. "Anytime we can help to make an experience for a traveler a positive one is a win-win for all of us."

Autistic children can struggle with the sights, sounds and processes surrounding air travel, and families are often unsure of how their child will respond. This program will help ease the children into flying and help reassure parents.

Additional tips for traveling and photos of the airport and aircraft were shared in advance to assist the families navigating the travel experience. The Metropolitan Airports Commission, the Autism Society of Minnesota and Fraser, an organization providing childhood services in Minneapolis/St. Paul, coordinated the registration and will continue to hold the program throughout the year at MSP."