Apr 02 April 2020 Newsletter Available We hope you are all staying safe, healthy, and wearing blue for World Autism Awareness Day! More information about World Autism Awareness Day can be found in our latest newsletter. Read more
Apr 02 Pro Tips: Maintaining a Routine Now that your children have been home from school for a few weeks, you might and your family really struggling with the disruption in regular school routines. You might be working from home (as am I) and wondering how you are going to make this work, getting your work done while helping your child stay in a learning routine. Read more
Apr 02 World Autism Day 2020 April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day. This day’s purpose is bring the world’s attention to autism, a pervasive disorder that affects tens of millions. We have compiled a quick fact sheet for you to read and share to help you and others better understand autism. #WorldAutismAwarenessDay Read more
Mar 24 Pro Tips: Staying Calm During the Crisis Let’s face it, we are all anxious and it is not hard to see why. Weeks ago, reports of Corona virus or Corvid-19 were sort of remote – an outbreak in Washington State that looked serious and even one in New Rochelle (a little closer, but still nearly 400 miles away). Suddenly our kids are home, the rest of the school year is up in the air and there is almost no where to go. Read more
Mar 14 Pro Tips: Resistance to Change Children with autism often dislike changes to set routines. Some examples of change include doing things in a different order, taking an alternate route to school, eating new foods, change in clothing due to weather, and switching between activities. Read more