Posted on 08/07/19 in Health by Beth Mishkind Roth
Siblings are often described as built-in best friends, confidants, and secret keepers; but they can also easily be labeled button pushers, enemies, and annoying. Bickering with your sibling is commonly thought of as practice for... read more
Posted on 08/01/19 in Advocacy by Nera Birch
Stimming is a big part of my life. It is something I do every day all day. It is also something that I’ve had a love-hate relationship. On the one (flapping) hand, it is a... read more
Posted on 07/31/19 in Parent and Caregiver by Wendy Spitz
This article was originally published by The Sun/Sun Messenger and cleveland.com.
Many of us have dreams of what we think our children's lives will be like. Finding out that your child has special needs can bring... read more
Posted on 04/25/19 in Health by Cara Marker Daily, PhD, BCBA
The unfortunate reality is that a large percentage of individuals with autism are also diagnosed with a mental health disorder. With this comes a critical need for efficient assessment and treatment for the autism community.... read more
Posted on 04/10/19 in Milestones Conference by Milestones
2019 Milestones keynote Haley Moss, Esq., recently sat down with our friend Doug Blecher from Autism Personal Coach to speak about her journey as a young woman and attorney with autism, her experiences in college... read more