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AAPC Publishing[edit]
AAPC Publishing (formerly known as Autism Asperger Publishing Company) is a U.S.-based international publisher with a range of non-fiction books, fiction books, and educational materials for autism spectrum conditions, neuroscience, and self-development [1]. Its office is located in Shawnee, Kansas City. AAPC Publishing books were translated into more than 20 different languages by international publishing licensees [2].
History[edit]
AAPC Publishing originated as a small Kansas City-based publishing company in 1999 by Dr. Keith Myles, as a result of a decision to self-publish “Asperger Syndrome and Difficult Moments” by his wife, Brenda Smith Myles, Ph.D. Under Dr. Myles’ ownership, it soon began producing autism spectrum condition and related disorders books which have reached out to 200 in a short time[3].
After Keith Myles passed away in 2017[4], AAPC Publishing was owned by Brenda Smith Myles, Haley Myles, Serdar Marun, and James Jones. In 2018, the company was bought by Serdar Marun.
Product lines[edit]
AAPC publishes books and educational materials in the fields of autism spectrum conditions, interoception [5], positive behavioral support, social communication disorder, sensory processing disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), children’s book, and parenting, teacher, adult, and teen resources.
Notable authors[edit]
AAPC’s authors include Temple Grandin, Stephen Shore, Tony Attwood.
Some books published by AAPC[edit]
- Applied Behavior Analysis for Everyone (ISBN 978-1-942197-45-4), by Robert Pennington.
- Ask & Tell: Self-Advocacy and Disclosure for People on the Autism Spectrum (ISBN 978-1-931282-58-1), by Stephen Shore (professor).
- Beyond the Wall (ISBN 978-1-931282-19-2), by Stephen Shore (professor).
- Developing Talents (ISBN 1-931282-56-0) by Temple Grandin.
- Everybody Is Different: A Book for Young People Who Have Brothers or Sisters With Autism ((ISBN 1-931282-06-4) by Fiona Bleach.
- Everyday Classroom Strategies and Practices for Supporting Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ISBN 978-1-937473-81-5) by Jamie D. Bleiweiss, Lauren Hough, and Shirley Cohen.
- FLIPP the Switch (ISBN 978-1-942197-01-0) by Sheri Wilkins and Carol Burmeister.
- Middle School: The Stuff Nobody Tells You About (ISBN 978-1-934575-62-8) by Haley Moss.
- My Sensory Book (ISBN 978-1-934575-21-5) by Lauren H. Kerstein.
- Strategies for a Successful Mealtime (ISBN 978-1-942197-13-3) by Maureen A. Flanagan.
- The Interoceptive Mind: How to Become Your Most Effective Self by Improving Your Interoception and Microbiome (ISBN 978-1-956110-07-4) by Nihan Altinsoy Marun.
- The Potty Journey (ISBN 978-1-934575-16-1) by Judith Coucouvanis.
- Why Does Chris Do That (ISBN 978-1-931282-50-5) by Tony Attwood.
Awards[edit]
Since 2006, AAPC Publishing’s books have received over 50 awards. The books have been recognized for:
- The National Parenting Publication Award (NAPPA)
- Teacher’s Choice Awards
- Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards
- Foreword Book of the Year Awards
- CEC Yes, I can Awards
- Autism Society of America’s Outstanding Literary Award
- International Book Awards
- Eric Hoffer Awards
- TEXTY Awards
- Independent Publisher Book Awards
- Mom’s Choice Award
Reference List[edit]
- ^ "About Us". www.aapcautismbooks.com. Retrieved 2022-03-26.
- ^ "Tuvalet Eğitimi Yolculuğu". D&R (in Turkish). Retrieved 2022-03-26.
- ^ "AAPC Publishing". news.cision.com. Retrieved 2022-03-26.
- ^ "OAR Mourns Death of Keith Myles | Organization for Autism Research". Retrieved 2022-03-26.
- ^ The Interoceptive Mind: How to Become Your Most Effective Self by Improving Your Interoception and Microbiome.