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Self-injurious behavior in autism can be one of the most frightening things that parents encounter. Discovering that your child has a bleeding scratch or a…

One of the most common questions we hear from parents is: Is walking on your toes a sign of autism? Yes, walking on your toes…

Receiving an autism diagnosis for your child is emotional. It is normal to have many feelings at once, from worry about the future to relief…

Whether your children are moving through middle school with a complex IEP or approaching the end of their high school years, transition planning provides the…

You watch your baby every day. You know their smiles, their sounds, the way they reach for you. So when something feels different, your gut…

Many toddlers have intense interests, repeat words, and at times prefer to play alone. These can all be perfectly normal and are not always causes…

If you have an IEP meeting coming up, you may already feel stressed before you even walk into the room. It’s understandable. Many parents worry…

When your autistic child starts screaming, it can feel overwhelming. You may not know what caused it, what to do, or how to stay calm…