Category: Communication

The Fourth of July can be a sensory minefield for kids with autism. Fireworks, crowds, loud music, unfamiliar routines all of it stacked into one day. While some families view it as an opportunity to gather and celebrate, others...

Today, more and more families are hearing the word “autism” for the first time. The numbers are rising—1 in 31 children now, according to the CDC—but each child is so much more than a number. They’re someone’s whole world....

As you probably already know, there has been some announcement of plans to research the prevalence of autism on a national scale and find its cause by September. RFK Junior, the lawyer who has relentlessly advocated against Vaccines, recently...

Since the CDC unveiled recent stats on autism, there has been growing concern among the current government and health officials. The CDC’s latest report shows that 1 in 31 U.S. children were diagnosed with autism in 2022, up from...

While there is vast support and recognition for children with autism and learning challenges, the often forgotten members of our community are young Adults on the Autism spectrum. From the time they finish school, young Autistic adults may face...

Californians with special needs have the right to equal opportunities in employment, education, transportation, health care, behavioral health services, developmental services, and other programs. They deserve the chance to live and thrive within their community without barriers or discrimination. ...

Learning a second language has always seem to be something beneficial for travelers or  people looking for new job opportunities, but never has it occurred to most that it could also be a beneficial approach in treating autism. Have...

It’s been a breath of fresh air for Kristyn Traynor, a mother in the Sacramento area, to discover activities and playgroups where her 3-year-old daughter, Bloom, can now play and feel at ease. Kristyn’s daughter was diagnosed with autism...