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We will share different perspectives of the families and individuals we support. Some will not resonate with you, but some might. Our purpose is to showcase the diversity within our community, spread awareness and empathy for varying perspectives, and provide a starting place for hard conversations. Some of this inspiration comes from Ido in Autismland , a book we highly recommend and have used to start conversations. The first perspectives post is co-written by Sarah, age 26

Many of our students take the summer off to go to camps or travel with family. The end of August is a major transition for our team as...

Ruts happen, but it is also our responsibility to get out of them. We support caregivers and providers that can recognize the rut, but...

We are often asked to lead sessions addressing personal matters. We always want to avoid quizzing or questioning (because no one likes...

As part of Autism Month, our students are sharing their thoughts on their experiences.   Anton, a young adult student states: "I was...

April is Autism month, with many sharing on social media about autism awareness or autism acceptance. We used this as an opportunity to...

Seizure Awareness Unfortunately, our community is accustomed to seizures, especially epilepsy that cannot be controlled effectively with...