Autism Corner

As we know by now, autism is a complex disorder that affects each individual differently, and this includes differences in how it presents in girls versus boys. Girls with autism are more likely to have "masked" symptoms, which means that they may not exhibit the typical behaviors associated with autism. They may be more skilled at hiding their challenges and adapting to social situations…

The holidays can be a tough time for kids with autism, especially when it comes to dealing with illness. It's important to make sure your child has a clear understanding of what's going on and to establish a consistent routine to help them cope. Comfort is also crucial, so make sure to address any sensitivities and encourage self-care…

Inclusion, or the practice of placing students with special needs in mainstream classrooms, has been a topic of debate among educators and parents of neurodivergent children. On one hand, inclusion can offer numerous benefits such as improved social skills and equal access to education…

Gastrointestinal and feeding problems are common among individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and can present significant challenges for both the individual and their caregivers. Our blog offers tips and strategies for addressing these issues and supporting the health and well-being of children with ASD and GI/feeding problems. Click through to learn how to work with healthcare providers…

The holiday season is a time for family gatherings, good food, and making memories. But for families with an autistic child, these gatherings can sometimes be overwhelming and stressful. Here are five tips for dealing with family gatherings during the holidays…