4 Ways to Have a Sensory-Friendly Halloween
Fall activities are in full swing, which means it’s time for choosing costumes, trick-or-treating, enjoying treats, and attending Halloween parties.
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Non-Profits
These are blogs from Non-Profits that help support the Autism Community
Finding My Own Unique Path After My Autism Diagnosis
This guest blog post is by Michael Goodroe. Michael works full time as a data processor and serves as a
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What should I ask when starting ABA?
If you are thinking about starting ABA for your child, you want to make sure you have made the right
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How I learned self-love parenting a child on the spectrum
This blog post is by Lynn Dixon – a mom, writer, and advocate for neuro-diverse families. She lives in Seattle,
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What My Son’s Autism Diagnosis Taught Me About Myself
This post is by Kate Cortelyou who resides in Nashville with her husband and two young children. She is a
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Show #351 – Autism Awareness Month – Sesame Street Character, Julia
Please listen to your Host Paul Cimins and Co-Host Lynne Glucoft discuss our social media question of the week. We asked
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My Child Needs Help To Get Dressed
Families often say to us that it would be nice if their child could be more independent when they get
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Show#326 Interview with Eileen Shaklee known as Mama Fry
Please join us tonight at 8:00 PM EST where your Host Paul Cimins talks with Eileen ShakleeAutism is a trip I didn’t plan on, but I sure do love my tour guide. It’s better to laugh than to cry, mainly becau…
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A Letter I Would Have Written for My Parents When I Was Still Nonverbal
This guest post is from Kerry Magro, a 28-year-old adult with autism who has become a national speaker and…
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Show#327 Discussing The Differences Between Encouragement and Praise
Please join us tonight at 8:00 PM EST where your Host Paul Cimins and Co-Host Lynne Glucoft discuss Social Media Question.The goal of every autism parent is to have their child grow up and be independent an…
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