Autism

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children get 60 minutes of physical activity daily.  In this age of remote schooling and an abundance of […]

It’s very common for children with autism to not understand who a stranger is. Instead of pulling your kid away from strangers when it happens,

Thanksgiving is coming and that means lots of food. Often, grandparents and family members come and prepare many different types of food and they appreciate

Welcome to the first installment of our “Preparing for a Successful Thanksgiving” series. Thanksgiving can be a hectic time. Cooking, cleaning, travelling, seeing loved ones,

Welcome back to our “Preparing for a Successful Thanksgiving” series. In this second segment we will be sharing information on how to manage changes to

Welcome back to the third part of our “Preparing for a Successful Thanksgiving” series. In this segment we will be looking at setting your child

Welcome back to our last installment of our “Preparing for a Successful Thanksgiving” blog series. In this installment we will be reviewing strategies to support

Are you searching for that perfect holiday or birthday gift for a little one that has a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder? The possibilities are

Did you know? Research has found that autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can, at times, be detected at 18 months or younger. Additionally, research has shown

There are holidays celebrated throughout the year that involve dressing up in costume such as Purim and Halloween. The activities related to these celebrations can

The Fourth of July: America’s birthday, a day that many of us look forward to as this celebration is often paired with warmer weather and

It has become evident over the years that early intervention for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is very important for achieving developmental outcomes. The earlier a

The term Autism has been used since the early 1900s to describe a pattern of symptoms and behaviors that can often include social interaction and

We have all heard that it is best to give children who are diagnosed on the autism spectrum and or with any other developmental disorder

As of 2018 1 in 59 children have autism. This is double the amount compared to 2004 when 1 in 125 children were similarly diagnosed.