Regression During School Breaks
It’s time for winter break! Are you excited about your holiday plans? Whether it’s a vacation to a special place or just a cozy stay in your own hometown, this is the time of year that we [...]
Texas Dad Asking for Christmas Cards for Son with Autism
Written by Natasha Anderson for fox8.com BELTON, Texas (WJW) — A Texas father is asking people to send Christmas cards to his son who has autism. Marty Mendoza made a post on the “Kids [...]
City Is Nation’s First To Be Autism Certified
Written by Jordan Houston for disabilityscoop.com MESA, Ariz. — Mesa is officially the first Autism Certified City in the country with close to 4,000 stakeholders in health care, [...]
New Year’s Resolutions: To Do or Not To Do it?
The year 2019 is ending like the speed of light and the world is excited to welcome 2020. Once again, the ball will drop, fireworks will pop, and the champagne will be toasted. We will spend [...]
Dealing with School Drama at Home, Part I
Written by Wendy Taylor for socialworkhelper.com While the middle and high school years are most notably fraught with drama, elementary-aged children are also seeing their fair [...]
