autism
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Rising Above the Waves: Living and Thriving with Autism
Diagnosed with autism at the age of five, Addie began her journey of self-discovery at thirteen, when she became more aware of her condition. Rather than viewing her diagnosis as a limitation, she embraced it as an opportunity to build resilience and reshape her perspective. Now a Life Coach with over 700 clients, she is Continue reading
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My Life with Autism and Music
By: Foreverisland, 25-year-old male with a gift for music and traits of autism I have always loved music. Since I was 5, I’ve enjoyed listening to, singing, and playing music. When I was 20, I felt a sense of disconnect between myself and those around me. What was normal for me was not normal for Continue reading
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Therapies to Assist Autism
Seasoned Mom is a mom to two children with autism, ages 13 and 9. She is also the spouse of someone on the spectrum. Her education background is with teaching birth to third grade children with an emphasis on special education, specifically autism. While there is no cure for autism, there are several types of Continue reading
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Behavior App for Students with Autism
By Coy Hamm, parent of a child with autism Our son, a 12-year-old with autism, has transitioned to middle school this year. His new school, with a strong tech focus, has introduced a powerful tool, the Unified Classroom Behavior (PBeh) app, previously known as Kickboard. PBeh replaces the take-home folder system we used to communicate Continue reading
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An Inside View of Autism by Temple Grandin
By: Anonymous. It is one of the most comprehensive, insightful and inspiring articles about autism [link], written by the legendary Temple Grandin (introduced in the end) who showed typical autism symptoms in her early years. The article is long, and below is a summary, however, every sentence of the original content contains super useful information Continue reading
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Helping your child with food aversions
By: Seasoned Mom, a mom to two children with autism, ages 13 and 9. She is also the spouse of someone on the spectrum. Her education background is with teaching birth to third grade children with an emphasis on special education, specifically autism. The most difficult obstacle faced by parents of children with autism is Continue reading
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Navigating the Challenges of Autism and Picky Eating
By: Jill, Parent of Autistic Son Raising a child with autism has taught me that mealtimes can be a complex mix of challenges and triumphs. Through my son Tyler’s distinctive approach to food, I have discovered the importance of patience, creative problem-solving, and finding joy in everyday moments, often in the smallest, yet most significant, Continue reading
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The Benefits of Writing and Using Social Stories for Autistic Children
By: Franny. Franny is the parent of a 15 year old son with Level 1 autism. She’s also a special education counselor with over 18 years of experience working in public schools. Many autistic children benefit from using social stories to help them make sense of the world. If you don’t work in special education, Continue reading
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How to Deal with Autistic Kids and Practical Tips
By: Anna Jackson As a parent of an autistic child, I have years of experience guiding and supporting a high-energy son who also has ADHD. I am dedicated to spreading awareness and providing support based on my experiences for individuals on the autism spectrum. In this article, you’ll find: Introduction: Before sharing my situation and Continue reading
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Supporting Children with Autism through Childhood and Adolescence
By: Sarah. Sarah is a school psychologist in Wisconsin, working to support the diverse needs of children and their families. In her work, she regularly collaborate with families, educators, and other providers to address the unique academic, behavioral, and social-emotional needs and strengths of students with autism. As parents, we all want the best for Continue reading
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