Strengths and support needs of autism Let’s continue our discussion on the duality of autism. With my clients, I often talk about how autism brings incredible gifts and superpowers that create your unique personality – there is no one in the world exactly...
The lazy days of summer are numbered and soon it will be back to school season! For parents of autistic college students, that means planning for move-in day, buying supplies and hoping for a successful semester. We can do better than just hoping for a smooth...
Now that it’s officially April, you may be seeing more articles and headlines about autism – April is Autism Acceptance Month. The Autism Society first held National Autism Awareness month in 1970 and the UN General Assembly designated April 2 as World...
Social skills for neurodivergent Gen Zers and their parents Join us for an interactive conversation about teaching your family the most valuable skills they can ever learn: how to have healthy relationships with others, as well as with yourself. Social skills are...
Would a gap year be a good idea for my student? “College-capable” isn’t always the same as “college-ready”, particularly when it comes to neurodiverse students. Add in virtual learning during the pandemic and today’s high...
When my kids were little, I remember asking my husband, “What do parents of ‘typical’ kids do with all of their free time???” Between arranging therapies, coordinating with the school, researching strategies and driving our kids to and from all...