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Private vs. Public Education for Students with Autism: Making an Informed Choice
/ | Leave a CommentChoosing the right school for your child is a deeply personal decision, especially when your child is on the autism spectrum. You want them to feel safe, supported, and understood. But with so many educational paths to consider, the process can feel confusing or even overwhelming. For many families, the…
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The IEP Process Explained: How to Advocate for Your Child’s Education
/ | Leave a CommentWhen your child diagnosed with autism is entering the school system for the first time, transitioning out of early intervention, or in the school system already but continuously struggling, the process to obtaining an IEP might feel complicated and overwhelming. You want to make sure they get the support they…
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Building a Support Network: Resources for Parents of Children with Autism
/ | Leave a CommentWhen your child is newly diagnosed with autism, it can feel like your world has suddenly changed. You might find yourself juggling therapy appointments, researching educational resources, and trying to make sense of what this diagnosis means for your child’s future. It’s a lot to handle, and it’s easy to…
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Sensory-Friendly Learning Environments: What Parents Should Look For
/ | Leave a CommentFor children on the autism spectrum, the learning environment plays a powerful role in how well they can focus, participate, and feel comfortable at school. A classroom might look perfectly ordinary to most students, but to a child with sensory sensitivities, that same space can feel overwhelming, chaotic, or even…
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What to Do After an Autism Diagnosis: A Step-by-Step Guide for Parents
/ | Leave a CommentReceiving an autism diagnosis for your child can be a life-changing moment. You might remember the exact words the doctor used, the weight of the report in your hands, or the silence that followed as you tried to take it all in. For many parents, it’s a moment that feels…
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Understanding Autism Learning Styles: Setting the Right Educational Approach
/ | Leave a CommentUnderstanding Autism Learning Styles: Setting the Right Educational Approach For many parents of children with autism, choosing the right educational path can feel like trying to solve a puzzle without all the pieces. You want your child to feel safe, supported, and seen, but most importantly, you want them to…
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3 Tips to Encourage Your Young Adult with Autism to Try New Foods
| Leave a CommentAs your child grows into adulthood, independence in daily life becomes more important, including the ability to make balanced food choices. But if your young adult with autism has a limited diet or strong food preferences, getting them to try something new can feel like an uphill battle. Food isn’t…
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The Role of Physical Activity in Supporting Emotional Regulation for Children with Autism
/ | Leave a CommentAs a parent of a child with autism, you know that emotional regulation can be one of the biggest daily challenges. Whether it’s frustration over a change in routine, sensory overload, or difficulty expressing feelings, big emotions can take over fast. We have a lot of tools we use at…
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Using Technology to Support Executive Functioning Skills in Adults with Autism
/ | Leave a CommentTransitioning from high school to adulthood brings new responsibilities and expectations. For many autistic young adults, challenges with executive functioning, like time management, organization, and task completion, can make this transition overwhelming. The good news? Technology can be an extremely helpful tool in building independence, structure, and confidence in their…
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How Social Stories Can Help Your Child Navigate New Situations
| Leave a CommentFor many children, and especially those with autism, new experiences can be overwhelming. Whether it’s attending a family gathering, getting a haircut, or even riding an escalator for the first time, not knowing what to expect can create stress and anxiety. Even everyday situations like going to a restaurant, joining…
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