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Temple Grandin and High Expectations for People with Autism

Temple Grandin spoke at Colorado State University about the importance of maintaining high expectations for people with autism. She is

If you are thinking about starting ABA for your child, you want to make sure you have made the right

Thank God winter break is close to over. It has not been the best run of my life. The stress

Ask parents of children with special needs and you will hear very different stories of diagnosis day. They may remember

After 12 years of hard work, Mark Llobell spearheaded efforts to work with Federal, State, and Local representatives to address

If you are expecting a child, chances are your whole world has just been turned upside down. It is one

According to the advocacy group, Autism Speaks, as many as 80 percent of children on the autism spectrum experience sleep

Autism has been more identifiable in the last few years. Due to this, it’s been found that 1 in 68

This blog post is by Lynn Dixon – a mom, writer, and advocate for neuro-diverse families. She lives in Seattle,