Meet Immie Swain:
The Autism Advocate Who’s Breaking Down Barriers When Immie Swain was diagnosed with autism at age four, her parents were told that she might neveRead More…
Category: Autism Reality
Is Lining Up Toys a Sign of Autism?
If you’re a parent, caregiver, or educator of a young child, you may have noticed that they like to line up their toys. It’s not uncommon for childreRead More…
TRAVEL TIPS FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER
Hello, hey guys. Today I’m going to talk about traveling. Everyone has to travel. You can’t get away from it, whether you’re going to see Read More…
Navigating the Education System with Autistic Children in Alabama: A Mother’s Journey
Introduction: As a mother of twin autistic children living in Alabama, I know firsthand the challenges and joys of navigating the education systemRead More…
The Benefits of Joining an Autism Support Group
Introduction: Individuals with autism and their families can benefit from joining an autism support group. This blog post will examine aspects of Read More… Continue reading
Why is a puzzle piece the symbol of autism
The puzzle piece is a widely recognized symbol of autism, and for a good reason. It perfectly captures the complex and multi-faceted nature of the coRead More…
Why Do Autistic People Love Trains?
You’ve probably heard of selective mutism by now. It’s an autism spectrum disorder that causes people to be unable to speak in specific social settinRead More…
Signs Your Dog May Be Autistic (And What You Can Do About It)
Dogs can be autistic, just like humans. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects an estimated 1 in 68 U.S. children, according to the Centers for DiseaRead More…
Individualistic… or just Autistic?
Is there too much individualism, these days? And is there, maybe, a reason for that? Read More…
Being an Advocate for your Child with Autism: Daily Reality
www.trusera.com As a six-year veteran of autism, I have gained some hard-won wisdom. When my ten-year old son Clark was first diagnosed with autisRead More…