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Students and teachers engaged in a classroom lesson at Gersh Autism Academy. Children sit at desks and on chairs while a teacher leads an interactive activity on a smartboard. The autism-specific learning environment fosters focus, communication, and social skills in a supportive classroom setting.

Educational Rights in Washington State: What Parents of Children with Autism Should Know

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Navigating the special education system can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to understand the laws, timelines, and processes that affect your child’s education. As a parent of a child with autism in Washington State, you have powerful legal protections under both federal and state law. But knowing those rights…

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3 Tips to Encourage Your Young Adult with Autism to Try New Foods 

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As 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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3 Tips to Create More Self-Sufficiency with Your Young Adult with Autism

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“Will my child be okay on their own?” “Are they really ready to take on these responsibilities?” “How can I best prepare them for what lies ahead?” It’s true–the journey to self-sufficiency for young adults is not without its trials.There will be moments of doubt, setbacks, and situations that test…

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How to Combat Possible Covid-19 Learning Regression

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Learn how you can combat COVID-19 related learning regression while still having plenty of time to do what you still need to do.

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