As a parent, it is common to see you picturing your child growing up, going to soccer games on a Saturday, helping them with math homework, or just enjoying a home-cooked meal on Sunday afternoon. Yes, in theory, parenting sounds easy, but in reality, it isn’t....
Despite the fact that Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects both male and female children, an autism diagnosis is significantly more likely to be made for a boy. Why is this? Are boys truly more likely to be affected by ASD, or simply more likely to be diagnosed? Are...
A routine is a useful tool for everyone. It helps us keep things organized; it directs us on what to do, when, and where to do it. Developing and sticking to routines are tasks that require day-to-day accomplishment that can be difficult for some people, particularly...
What Autism Acceptance Really Means Autism is not something to be fixed — it is a different way of experiencing the world. The movement toward autism acceptance encourages society to embrace neurodiversity, empower autistic individuals, and provide the resources and...
Having a child with Autism impacts on various aspects of family lives including housekeeping, finances, emotional and mental health of parents, marital relationships, physical health of family members, limiting the response to the needs of other children within the...