Let’s talk sensory processing. If you’re a parent, teacher, or anyone who works with kids, especially neurodivergent kids, this is one of those topics you’ll want to get cozy with. It’s not just about ...

You know what’s fun? Sharpening pencils, organizing a million glue sticks, and trying to explain to a five-year-old why they ...

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie announced a $50 million donation for the creation of the Lurie Autism Institute in ...

Every autism parent has heard it. That well-meaning (but totally clueless) friend, family member, or random stranger in the grocery store who’s just sure they know how to “fix” your kid. From food ...

Today, we’re diving into something that has become a buzzword in education but can be a nightmare for our kids with IEPs: growth mindset. If you've heard teachers or IEP team members dismiss your ...

Are you ready to get into the spooky spirit of Halloween? Look no further than our Halloween Movie Bucket List! Whether you're a horror aficionado or just looking for family-friendly Halloween ...

So, for the last time…say it with me: HIPAA does not apply to schools.Even HHS says so on their website. HIPAA can apply to a school, but the exceptions are so few and far between, the rule to go by ...

If you’ve been hearing the term 504 plan and wondering what it is, how it works, or if your child might need one, you’re not alone. A 504 plan is one of the most misunderstood tools in education. Has ...

My friend and fellow advocate Susan loves to tell this story. One morning she woke up and her son was gone. He is autistic and has limited speaking ability. Before panic was able to set in, a neighbor ...

Shamrock coloring pages are popular for children and adults alike, especially around St. Patrick's Day. These pages feature various designs of the iconic three-leafed clover, which is traditionally ...

What IEP Advocates Do. I can’t even count the number of times I have seen this scenario: Potential client: We cannot afford an advocate, so we’re just going to keep on going on our own. Me: Sorry to ...