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Discover how Thanksgiving and autism intersect, why the holiday can be overwhelming for children with sensory sensitivities, and how families can plan a sensory-friendly Thanksgiving
Autism research in 2025 is reshaping how we understand and support people with autism. Discover in this blog the latest on autism findings.
Latest Autism Research Findings 2025: What Families Need to Know Read More »
A recent White House briefing on autism created a stir with comments linking acetaminophen (Tylenol) use during pregnancy to autism. The announcement highlighted new label considerations by the FDA, discussed leucovorin, a folinic acid derivative currently being studied as a potential medical therapy for autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Officials also discussed prevalence data.
Understanding the Acetaminophen Autism News by Trump Officials Read More »
Starting an ABA therapy program for your child is a decisive step toward helping them reach their fullest potential. However, completing ABA sessions consistently is just as important as beginning the process.
Completing ABA Sessions: Building Consistency for Long-Term Success Read More »
The RAADS-R Test offers adults a scientifically validated pathway to understanding autism spectrum traits. Discover in this blog how this comprehensive autism self-assessment tool, combined with professional guidance, can provide life-changing insights for individuals who have long wondered about their unique ways of experiencing the world.
The RAADS-R Test: A Tool for Autism Diagnosis in Adults Read More »
In recent years, growing public awareness and acceptance of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have helped shape a more inclusive and understanding society. Much of this shift is thanks to tireless efforts by parents, educators, healthcare providers, and a lesser-discussed but equally powerful group: celebrity autism parents.
Celebrity Autism Parents: Champions for Understanding, Acceptance, and Change Read More »
There’s nothing like celebrating summer at the beach, in the pool with friends, or with different water activities. But this summer and vacation fun should be accompanied by water safety, especially for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who exhibit sensory sensitivities and navigate the world differently.
Water Safety for Children with Autism: Why National Water Safety Month Matters Read More »
Recently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released new data estimating that 1 in 31 children, or approximately 3.2% of 8-year-olds in the United States, are on the ASD spectrum.
Rising Autism Rates: CDC Reveals 1 in 31 Children Affected Read More »
Autism care is not about politics; it’s about providing the best support for those who need it most. Let’s examine the recent developments and their potential effects on the autism community in Delaware.
President Trump, Autism Policy, and the Future: What DE Families Need to Know Read More »
For parents and educators navigating the complexities of neurodiversity, stimming in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a behavior that can sometimes attract attention. While everyone engages in some form of stimming (like tapping their foot or twirling their hair), it tends to be more pronounced in individuals on the autism spectrum.
Understanding Stimming in Autism and ABA Support Read More »
