Autism Grandparents: How to Be Supportive
Today’s video blog is all about autism grandparents and some of the challenges and the unique role of being a grandparent of a child with autism. It’s not just the parents that raise a child. Often, the grandparents do too. So that’s why I want to talk about how autism grandparents can help their grandchildren […]
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Training (ACT) with Dr. Jonathan Tarbox
Under stressful circumstances, or even under regular circumstances, wanting to escape real life by diving into too much social media, movies, or even substance abuse can cause harm to relationships, jobs, and self-development. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy was created from behavior analyses by behavior analysts as a way to help you reground yourself in your daily life.
COVID-19’s Implications on Free Appropriate Public Education with Gary Mayerson
It is undeniable that COVID-19 has had an impact on public education, but how exactly does that impact IEPs and school resources for children with autism? Gary Mayerson talks about the CARES Act and other recent policies and their ripple effect on the free access to public education guaranteed to every American child.
Autism Data Collection Method: Calendars
✔️ Discover the simple yet powerful Autism Calendar System that has helped thousands of parents track behaviors, medical issues, and therapies—bringing clarity to the chaos of autism parenting. ✔️ Learn how Autism Data Collection can reveal hidden patterns in sleep, medications, and problem behaviors—helping you make informed decisions that improve your child’s well-being. […]
Autism Living Facilities and Out of Home Placement | Interview with Lisa C
How do you know when it’s time to explore an out of home placement for a young adult with autism? Lisa C, a fellow autism mom of three, had to make this difficult decision for her 19-year-old son Ethan recently, and she shares her story with me today. Just making the initial decision was hard, but navigating insurance concerns and potential homes hours away made the decision even more daunting. Lisa’s story is one of hope, and I think you’ll appreciate her thoughtful perspective.