August Newsletter
August is that gentle nudge—a reminder that summer isn’t over just yet, but change is peeking around the corner.
August is that gentle nudge—a reminder that summer isn’t over just yet, but change is peeking around the corner.
Deborah L. Penry, a parent of a child with special needs, shares her perspective on the role of a parent in caring for a child with developmental disabilities through an “Employment Opportunity” handout she developed for a group of agency representatives. The handout outlines the responsibilities, qualifications, and challenges of the position, highlighting the lifetime commitment, advocacy, and coordination required. It humorously portrays the diverse skill set needed, emphasizing the need for resilience, advocacy, and collaboration. Penry’s document serves as a powerful resource for parents navigating the complexities of raising children with special needs, fostering understanding and support within the community.
Summer has a gentle way of slowing us down—in the best way.
Whether it’s the warmth of the sun, the smell of barbecues, or the sound of kids laughing outside, these little moments remind us to pause and soak it all in.
What is Autism? Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), refers to a group of lifelong neurodevelopmental conditions. The exact cause
June has a way of bringing light—not just in longer days, but in the small, meaningful moments we get to share with the people we love.
Autism and Action in Hollywood: The Accountant 2 Pushes Forward on Authentic Representation In the newly released movie, The Accountant
I’ve been thinking about how mid-May always seems to bring a fresh sense of energy and growth. Feels like everything’s starting to move forward in the best way.
It’s hard to believe it’s May already—and with it comes Mother’s Day. This time of year, I want to take a special moment to recognize and celebrate the incredible strength, love, and resilience of mothers and mother figures raising children on the autism spectrum