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Tracey Cohen was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome at age 39. She never babbled as an infant and did not use any words until she was two. She graduated from college and became an inspirational author, speaker, long-distance runner, and autism activist. |
Tracey's Books
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Up Close and Very Personal . . . In her third book, My Life on the Autism Spectrum, Tracey Cohen gets more personal about her own journey living on the autism spectrum. Her goal of exposing herself so candidly is to help others know that they are not alone in their journey and to help smooth their path. She aims also to help neurotypicals more clearly understand life on the autism spectrum.
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Tracey's first book, Six-Word Lessons on Female Asperger Syndrome, provides 100 snackable wisdom lessons on what it was like for Tracey growing up and living as a woman with Asperger Syndrome. Her transparent, direct and insightful writing style packs page after page of learnings in an hour-long read.
GET THE BOOK > Tracey has spoken to our families impacted by autism multiple times. Her honesty, clarity, and authenticity continually impress our audiences. Tracey unabashedly and humbly shares her personal experiences in a way that immediately connects with her listeners. –Kristin L. Rohrbeck, MA, Director of Oakland University Center for Autism Outreach Services (OUCARES) |
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After the success of her first book, Tracey wrote Six-Word Lessons on the Sport of Running. This book has 100 practical, tried-and-true tips, training techniques, equipment, and a proper mindset to enjoy running, whether for serious competition or for enjoyment, maybe even for life.
GET THE BOOK > Tracey Cohen gave us a candid and heartfelt look at the life and experiences of someone on the Autism Spectrum. Her presentation contained both humor and honesty and left all who attended inspired. She is a phenomenal spokesperson for the Autism community. Miss Cohen’s presentation was one of the best we have had within our Lifelong Learning program at Schoolcraft College Continuing Education. –Felicia Bannan, Program Coordinator, Schoolcraft College |
