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Your child is making progress in therapy. They’re using their AAC device to communicate, following a visual schedule, working through transitions, or becoming more independent with toileting and daily routines. Then therapy ends and the strategies that have been helping them don’t always follow them home or into the classroom. For autistic children, learning a skill is only part of the process. The bigger goal is helping them use that skill with different people, in different

For many families, a simple trip to the park or a play date with friends is a normal part of childhood. However, for families of children with autism, these experiences can sometimes feel overwhelming, stressful, or difficult to access. Autism-friendly play dates provide a welcoming and supportive environment where children can build meaningful connections while families find community, understanding, and encouragement. What Is an Autism Friendly Play Date? An autism-friendly

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There are many ways to support communication at home with or without a device

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May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month—a time to raise awareness about communication disorders and the professionals who help...

Autism Axis Network Newsletter

As a follow-up to our recent “What Is Autism?” parent workshop, we want to dive deeper into a topic that often sparks questions and aha moments for families—sensory processing differences.

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Distinguishing between meltdowns, tantrums, and misbehavior.

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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex neurodevelopmental condition that affects how individuals perceive the world, communicate,...