Supporting Young Children Who Have Difficulty Transitioning from Preferred Activities: 6 Positive Steps for Parents
Learn 6 positive steps to support young children, including autistic children, who have difficulty transitioning from preferred activities. Understand triggers, teach communication, and prevent meltdowns.
What Can I Say When I Need Something?
Teach your child 6 practical phrases to ask for help, more, choices, and express when they're done. Supports speech, gestures, signs, and AAC.
How to Prepare Clear Notes to Share Your Child’s Needs Effectively in IEP Meetings
Learn how preparing clear notes before IEP meetings can help you communicate your autistic child's needs effectively with teachers and support their success.
My Feeling Words: 6 Phrases to Share How I Feel
Teach young children 6 simple feeling words to express emotions like happy, sad, angry, scared, tired, and excited. Practical phrases for everyday use.
New Data Indicate Diagnostic Changes Drive Rise in Autism Diagnoses
New analyses suggest that rising autism diagnoses are largely due to changes in diagnostic practices rather than an actual increase in autism prevalence.
DLG4-Related Synaptopathy: Expanding Understanding of Marfan-Like Features in a Rare Neurodevelopmental Disorder
A Brazilian case report highlights the complex symptoms of DLG4-related synaptopathy, a rare neurodevelopmental disorder with marfanoid features and sensory disturbances.
Study Finds Autism Training Boosts First Responders’ Confidence and Knowledge Across Roles
A study reveals that autism training improves first responders' confidence and knowledge, regardless of their role or personal connection to autism, supporting better interactions with autistic individuals.
New Study Highlights Genetic Variations Linked to Autism Across Diverse Ancestries
A recent study reveals ancestry-specific genetic regions linked to autism, highlighting the importance of diverse populations in understanding ASD risk factors.
Supporting Young Children Who Yell or Scream: 5 Positive Steps for Parents
Learn how to support young children who yell or scream by understanding their needs, preventing triggers, teaching communication skills, and responding calmly with positive behavior support.
Exploring Autism-Related Service Adaptations in Psychosocial Rehabilitation: Insights from Users and Professionals
A recent study explores how psychosocial rehabilitation services adapt to support autistic individuals, highlighting perspectives from both users and professionals. The research emphasizes the need for tailored approaches to improve care and engagement.