Autism Resources for Daylife
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 relatives, whether you want to go on holiday, whether...
Introduction: As a mother of twin autistic children living in Alabama, I know firsthand the challenges and joys of navigating the education system. When my children were diagnosed, I knew their education would be...
Individuals with autism and their families can benefit from joining an autism support group. This blog post will examine aspects of joining an autism support group, the Benefits of joining an autism support group, and tips on finding a group that is right for you.
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 condition and the ongoing search for answers and solutions....
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 settings, like school or work. What you may not know...
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 Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Though you may not realize...
my brother likes the virtual reality game at the local childrens museum.
Are flu shots or vaccines dangerous or damaging to you or your families health? Bert Seelman gives some simple thoughts on the sense and the nonsense of shots and vaccinations.Vaccines have been seen as...
This is commentary from parents Greg and Joyce Wyatt for the project reality show called Living With Autism. Living With Autism focuses on the day to day lives of Greg, Joyce, Weston and Emily...
Emergency intervention on autistic boy refusing to leave volvo during self injurious meltdown. Biting. Punching head. Wrestling helmet used to protect ear that was just surgically repaired after a self inflicted hematoma suffered in...
