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Medical or Educational: The Tangled Web of Diagnosing Autism
In 1998 my son received a medical diagnosis of autism. Back then it was the only path to receive supports […]
The Lesson Plans of Life With Autism
With school back in session, many parents find themselves in the familiar routine of returning to life in the classroom. […]
Sometimes It’s OK To Laugh Out Loud With Autism
On a day to day basis life with autism is typically anything but funny. And then there are those moments […]
Adversity in the World of Autism Advocacy
I have spent much of the last 28 years advocating for my autistic son. He has limited verbal expression paired […]
Autism: Fighting For Acceptance In A World Of Assumptions
April is here and so is Autism Acceptance Month. Another opportunity to spread acceptance towards autistics across the world. Tuesday […]
The Unique Three-Leaf Clover of Autism
I was recently reflecting over the years and experiences raising a child with autism. Honestly, when I look back part […]
Autism: The Tunnel of Love!
February is the month most associated with love, due in large part to Valentine’s Day. The holiday of love is […]
A New Year and Autism’s Auld Lang Syne
As 2024 comes to an end, self-reflection of this year has been an old acquaintance. Autism continues to amaze and […]
Autism: A Love Language Beyond Words
As many of you know my son is autistic with minimal verbal expression and accompanying cognitive impairment. Currently I see […]