Guides that help families understand evaluations, developmental questions, therapy options, and day-to-day supports.
Content includes how to explore concerns, types of services available, what families can expect during autism assessments, and strategies that support children at home and in school.
Recently, a 9-year-old boy with autism in Virginia turned a difficult moment into a powerful act of service. According to a local news report from WTVR CBS 6, the child began creating emergency autism kits for first responders after learning about a missing child...
A quick note to parents: noticing “something” is often the beginning For many families, the autism evaluation journey starts with a quiet, familiar moment: you notice your child seems to be developing, communicating, or connecting a little differently than other...
Starting an autism evaluation for your child can feel overwhelming, confusing, and emotionally heavy.
