
Ways to Make the COVID-19 Era Holiday Season Go More Smoothly for Your Special Needs Family
The holidays can often be stressful for everyone. There always seems to be endless preparations to do amid the festive rush. For people...

Approaching and Managing Lockdown Regression in Children and Young Adults with ASD
As we slowly adjust to new phases of Covid19 quarantine, we’re also adjusting to yet another “new normal.” While these shifts are...

Is Autism Awareness Leaving Anyone Behind?
As the old saying goes, it takes a whole village to raise one child. And parents and caregivers of children with ASD know that they often...

Boredom Busting Activities To Do With Your Child During The COVID-19 Pandemic
During the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing and sheltering in place have become a temporary new reality for us all.

Spending Time in the Kitchen with Your ASD Child
It's often said that a kitchen is the heart of a home. But sometimes, spending time there is complicated, especially if your child has...

Handling the Holidays
With the holiday season right around the corner, the anticipation of spending time with loved ones and receiving and giving gifts is on...

From Beaches to Backpacks: Navigating the New School Year with a Special Needs Child
Leaving the endless summer days behind and transitioning into a new year at school can be tough for any kid, but back-to-school time can...

More Than Just a SNACK*
Food plays a vital role in human life: it provides nutrients for growth and good health. For many people, mealtime is something to look...

Facing the Future: “What Will Happen to My Child When I’m Gone?”
Most parents plan on caring for their children until they become self-sufficient adults, starting to build their own lives. However, many...

Getting on Track: Autism and Fitness
Meeting all of the needs of an individual with autism can be a difficult task. Parents try to do everything they can to care for their...