Electronic tracking ‘lifesaver’ for people who may wander
She was understandably terrified. Her husband has Alzheimer’s. Even though the doorknobs had been removed from inside her Corinth home,
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Non-Profits
These are blogs from Non-Profits that help support the Autism Community
Meet the proud, hard-working members of Bittersweet Farms
Bittersweet Farms is a place where dreams come true. Founded in 1983 and located in Ohio, Bittersweet Farms provides recreational,
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With Autism Intervention, More Hours Not Necessarily Better
How many hours a week of intervention do young children with autism need? A new study suggests that the precise
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Show# 359 Summer is coming to End Getting Back to School — Autism Radio
Please listen to your Host Paul Cimins recaps the summer and getting ready for school and upcoming events Read Original Post
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Things I learned growing up with autism
This guest blog post is by 24-year-old Nicholas Courgi of Fayetteville, NY. Nicholas recently spoke at an Autism Caregivers Brunch
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My story of being diagnosed with autism late
This guest blog post is by Melissa Koole, who is a model from the Netherlands, living and working full time in
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Brushing Teeth for Children with Autism
Parents and caregivers across the board often seek creative ways to teach their children toothbrushing and proper oral hygiene. While
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Autistic toddlers do not tune in to sounds with others
Unlike typical toddlers, those with autism tend not to share experiences involving sound — dancing to music with their parents,
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Developmental Benefits of Coloring
A fresh box of Crayola Crayons have the power to take us back to a simpler time. One of endless
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Becoming Best Friends with your Autistic Sibling
In a time like this where change is inevitable, some autistic children need constant support at home that many parents
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