Ellen Korin
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Ellen Korin is a special educator with over 35 years of experience in public and private education and almost fifteen years working as a life skills coach with children and adults with organizational, motivational, executive functioning and autism spectrum disorders. She has developed a protocol and a set of interventions that have proven effective for helping persons on the spectrum to improve their quality of life. Ellen is the author of two interactive workbooks for youth and adolescents/young adults, Asperger Syndrome--An Owner's Manual: What You, Your Parents and Your Teachers Need to Know (2006) and Asperger Syndrome--An Owner's Manual 2: What You, Your Parents and Friends, and Your Employer, Need to Know (2007).

Retired in 2005 from the Lexington, Massachusetts, public schools, she maintains an active consulting and coaching practice, and speaks frequently at local, state, national and international conferences. Ellen recently joined the faculty of Antioch University New England’s Graduate School of Applied Psychology, where she teaches “Working with Teens and Adults on the Autism Spectrum” in the graduate certificate program in autism spectrum disorders.

Born and raised in New York City, Ellen earned her bachelor's degree at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts. She pursued postgraduate studies at Boston State College where she obtained a master's degree in special education, and at many of the local Boston universities (Harvard Extension, Tufts, Lesley). An avid reader and traveler, Ellen resides in Lexington, Massachusetts, with her husband, Jonathan, and her daughter, Alexandra.

Asperger Syndrome: An Owner's Manual 2 For Older Adolescents and Adults: What You, Your Parents and Friends, and Your Employer, Need to Know

Asperger Syndrome: An Owner’s Manual; What You, Your Parents, and Your Teachers Need to Know