Store

As part of our new show we are always looking for ways to expand the theme of “Different is Beautiful” into our local communities! Here is some swag you can purchase to help us with our awareness efforts…

Defining Autism From The Heart

Kerry writes about his experiences on the autism spectrum from the heart to help others overcome obstacles. Once non-verbal, today at 26 he is a national speaker. Kerry wrote this book to help show his passion and his heart to others while trying to make people understand that people with autism deserved to be loved. Topics from his book include defining your autism, overcoming obstacles, becoming a self advocate, reflecting on what’s important and much much more. This book is meant for all audiences and does not require an in depth knowledge of autism to understand.

Autism and Falling in Love

Have you ever fallen in love before? In this book, Kerry discusses his own personal experiences as an adult on the autism spectrum and being in love. A popular image of autism today focuses on children and interventions. As these children grow up on the spectrum and become adults a romantic relationship will become a possibility for some in our community. Kerry’s first hand experience discussing “The One That Got Away” will open the reader to a new line of thinking while breaking down the barriers of ignorance between autism and love.

In this book you will also learn more about some of the challenges that face individuals with autism today in finding a partner including topics such as social cues, empathy, communication patterns and much, much more! Those on the autism spectrum will learn more on relationships and how they can go about finding their next partner while neurotypicals will learn some things you may expect while dating someone with autism.

Also consider making a tax-deductible donation here to KFM Making a Difference, an organization that gives out scholarships for adults with autism to pursue college! You can learn more about the scholarship program here.

Learn more about Kerry Magro’s philanthropy work here.