Autism Newsletters

The holiday season draws near again. Pine trees stand tall against the falling snow. The soil covers itself with a […]

Why Autism Care Takes a Village Supporting a child with autism is not something any family is meant to do

Hearty screams, spooky decor and scary surprises – that’s what Halloween’s all about. But to some children with autism, it’s

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.

The Controversy around Autism and Vaccination The controversy around autism, vaccines and immunization is nothing new. It all began with

Doctor visits are stressful for many children. For children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), the stress is often magnified. Bright lights, crowded waiting rooms, unfamiliar faces, and sudden changes in routine can make medical appointments feel especially overwhelming. The good news is that research shows thoughtful preparation and strategies can help children with Autism feel more secure during medical visits. So how do you turn a challenging appointment into a smooth experience? Let’s take a closer look.

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.