How Communities Can Build Their Own Autism Resource Networks
In many towns and cities, autism support is there, just not connected. A speech therapist across town. A great teacher in one school. A parent group that only meets online. A police officer who understands autism because of their own family. All of these matter, but...
How Schools Use Autism Resource Rooms to Support Student Success
Schools talk a lot about “support,” but for autistic students and their families, that word can feel vague. What actually happens beyond the IEP meeting? Where does support show up during a noisy lunch break, a confusing group project, or a meltdown after a schedule...
Autism Resources for Newly Diagnosed Families: What to Do in the First 90 Days
Hearing “your child is on the spectrum” can feel like the ground has shifted under your feet. One day you are juggling school, meals, and bedtime. The next, you are handed a diagnosis, a stack of papers, and the quiet expectation that you now need to become an expert...
