Ron Suskind, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist has written a deeply moving piece about raising his autistic son – “Reaching My Autistic Son Through Disney”. As a toddler, Suskind’s autistic son descends into a solitary world were he watches endless loops of various Disney movies.

Surprisingly, the son uses those movies to learn language, emotion and even social morality.  Through Disney movies, the family begins to share in this growth and they forge unexpected connections to a son/brother they thought may never be found.

Armed with a set of academic and emotional tools built on the movies, Suskind’s  son embarks on connecting to a larger world. Now college-aged, his journey begins in earnest with some surprising  budding relationships.

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After years of struggle, the family now looks for underlying processes that might help families connect with their autistic children. This riveting article (and it is absolutely riveting) conveys the sorrow, frustration and joy of a family’s journey with their autistic son.

The article is taken from the upcoming book, “Life, Animated” which is due for release April 1, 2014.