Posted on 10/14/19 in Advocacy by Nathan Morgan
The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines a bully as “one who is habitually cruel, insulting, or threatening to others who are weaker, smaller, or in some way vulnerable.” People with autism are all too familiar with that... read more
Posted on 09/30/19 in Advocacy by Nathan Morgan
“Living under the Double Rainbow” – this is an expression that has emerged in recent years to describe individuals with autism who also identify as LGBTQ+ which stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and... read more
Posted on 08/23/19 in School by Haley Dunn
Getting back into the groove for a new school year can be tough for the whole family. Switching gears, changing bed times, meeting new teachers, socializing with different classmates… the list goes on, and when... read more
Posted on 08/23/19 in Employment by Molly D. Dann-Pipinias
I am very lucky to work in an environment that understands autism, but it always wasn’t that way. Having an invisible disability can make working very difficult. People expect you to always live up to... read more
Posted on 08/17/19 in Parent and Caregiver by Nicole Crews
As a parents of twins on the autism spectrum, it is important that my family has the necessary supports at home to address our children’s needs. My husband and I tried to do it all... read more