When your child with autism needs help and support during any given day, you provide it. You step up and offer them the care they need. Yet, for students with autism, sometimes what you can do is not enough. You need a facility that can offer autism education at the highest level to ensure you…
The pandemic has created a lot of change and hardship for families with a loved one who has autism. Screen time and coronavirus seem to go hand-in-hand. Your child may be engaging in a lot more time on their tablets or smartphones, leading to increased access to social media and the internet in general. Is…
Your child’s needs are unique. You know what he or she uses daily to help them to manage their tasks and responsibilities. At the same time, you may be looking for new ways to expand their skillset. These learning resources for children with autism may help you. We encourage you to use them and our…
If you have a teenager diagnosed with ASD, you may note frustration with their reading or other skills. Literacy and ASD is a difficult combination to handle when struggles occur. If you need extra help for your teen with ASD to improve their reading or other skills, don’t give up. You can find assistance to…
Why is it important to maintain your child’s daily schedule during pandemic conditions? The pandemic has made it difficult for all parents and children to live the stable, routine life they know and have grown accustomed to. For many people with autism, routines are vitally important. That’s why it is crucial for you to stick…
Everybody, not just children, struggles with transitions to a certain extent. Think about the times you changed jobs or had to move to a new neighborhood. You may have felt anxious, a bit confused, and lost. The less familiar the new place was, the harder the transition was. You learned to adapt, however. That is…
The coronavirus has turned our world upside down. Adults are staying home from work, everyone is walking around with masks on, worry about finances has many adults scared, and schools are closed in many places. You know how frightening and confusing this time is. Imagine being a child, especially one with autism, and coronavirus discussions…
Distance learning in TX is increasing the same as it has been all over the world. Recent events have seen an increase in the number of families who must use a virtual learning program for at least a short time. This is difficult for many children and parents. For those with children and teens on…