You’re at the mall trying to buy a pair of shoes for yourself when your child with autism flies into…

When we see a child react powerfully to a loud noise, a strong smell, or flashing lights, we immediately assume…

“Play is our brain’s favorite way of learning,” said American author, poet, and naturalist Diane Ackerman.  Yet, for many children…

The significant milestones in a developing child’s life include learning to walk, talk, and use the bathroom independently.  Yet toilet…

To the unaware, a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) having a meltdown might look like any other temper tantrum.…

It’s natural.  Everybody does it.  Stimming.  Examples include drumming your fingers on a surface, rocking, or swaying. Stimming involves repetitive…

It is estimated that 7% of the general population in the United States has experienced at least one depressive episode…

If your child has ever been called a “bad kid” or  “uncontrollable” due to their aggressive tendencies, there may be…

Early experiences are critical in who we become as individuals and how we can contribute to our communities and society.…