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What Are the Benefits of Social Skills Programs for Children with Autism?

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As a parent, you know how deeply you want your child to feel confident and comfortable in social settings. For children with autism, though, social interactions often bring unique challenges that can feel overwhelming. These struggles go beyond making friends with peers; they extend to everyday interactions like reading social cues, greeting others, and navigating …

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Food Aversions vs. “Picky Eating”: What’s the Difference? 

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As a parent, it’s common to notice that your child might be selective about food. It’s also something we are asked about all the time, as struggles with mealtime are extremely prevalent in the autism community. Many children go through a phase of picky eating, especially during their toddler years, but it’s important to recognize …

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5 Steps to Take When Your Child With Autism Becomes Aggressive

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Aggression in children with autism, often more prevalent than with neurotypical children, can be a distressing challenge for families. Fear of potential behaviors, and the resulting embarrassment and stress, can significantly limit family outings. As these children grow, their physical strength increases, making it more difficult and sometimes impossible for parents to manage the aggressive …

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4 Tips To Help Family Accommodate Your Neurodivergent Child Over the Holidays

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The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and family gatherings. Yet, if you have a child with autism, these occasions can also bring unique challenges. There is an abundance of sensory stimulation, a near-constant shift in routine, and people you haven’t seen in a year.  As parents, we tend to shoulder most of …

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