As December arrives, we celebrate a season filled with light, warmth, and meaningful traditions around the world. We also know this time of year can bring sensory challenges and routine changes for autistic and neurodivergent individuals—as well as for families, caregivers, educators, and supporters.
By: Rizza Barcena Holidays bring excitement, gatherings with family and friends, music, and bright decorations. But for many autistic individuals,
As the year comes to a close, it’s a great time to look back at the uplifting moments, breakthroughs, and
As the founder of Autism Today, my heart is always with this community. From the very beginning, I wanted to create a place where people could feel safe to share, listen, and learn from one another.
When we think about thanksgiving, food preparation comes to mind the most. However, we should consider that it is not just about food, but also on energy, comfort, and boundaries.
As the air gets crisp and the days grow shorter, many of us are pulling out our cozy sweaters, warming up the hot chocolate, and getting ready for winter routines.
At first glance, autism and military service might seem worlds apart—two experiences defined by vastly different life paths.
As the founder of Autism Today, my heart is always with this community. From the very beginning, I wanted to create a place where people could feel safe to share, listen, and learn from one another.
As the only living founder of the original autism organizations, I have been reflecting deeply on how to publicly address the many questions and comments from my perspective.
The streets are glowing with lights, houses are designed with spooky decorations, kids wearing colorful costumes run from one house to the next, and music echoes from Halloween parties – Halloween has been one of the most awaited events for both kids and adults.
Dr. Daniels, National Autism Coordinator at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, directs the NIH’s Office of National Autism Coordination and serves as Executive Secretary of the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee.
Pranjali Kharmode, VP of Autism Today Foundation, brings 14 years of experience in pediatric neurophysiotherapy and women’s health. She’s known for her holistic approach and holistic therapy programs in Edmonton.
