Legislation and Policies to support Autism

For many parents, one of the most confusing parts of autism can be understanding why their child reacts so strongly to things that seem completely ordinary. A child may cover […]

  Sitting down to work on a report or study for an exam sounds simple enough. For someone with ADHD, though, it can feel like trying to read a book […]

A few years ago, parents seeking answers about autism had to rely on doctors, therapists, books, and support groups. Today, information is available within seconds. A quick scroll through Instagram, […]

For most of my life, I knew I was different. I just didn’t know there was a name for the difference. I learned how to function by watching other people. […]

  For many parents, bedtime does not always mean the end of the day. Sometimes, it means another few hours of negotiating, waiting, comforting, answering questions, managing screens, dealing with […]

When Your Autistic Teen Says, “I Have No Friends”: A Parent’s Guide to Building Real Connections Teenage years can be socially difficult for many young people. Autism and friendships during […]