For parents of children receiving ABA therapy, communication can sometimes feel like a puzzle. Beyond therapy sessions, reinforcing...

Fall is a season full of color, change, and new opportunities. For kids with ASD, the shift from summer to autumn is significant. New routines, cooler weather, and different clothing can sometimes feel overwhelming. But it’s also the perfect time for fun, sensory rich activities that encourage growth, connection, and joy. Let’s explore activities that are both enjoyable and beneficial for children with autism. 1. Pumpkin Fun 🎃 Carving or decorating pumpkins is a hands-on act

On September 23, 2025, President Donald Trump claimed that taking Tylenol (paracetamol) during pregnancy may be linked to autism. He...

Parents helping children with autism need an easy way to track behaviors and progress at home. TallyFlex is an app designed for this....

Helping a child with autism stay focused can be challenging, but with patience and small strategies, it’s completely possible. One of the...

A new study found that people with ASD can be very creative and talented. They often come up with original and different ideas, even though some things in life, like talking to people or getting a job, can be harder for them. Dr. Catherine from the University of Stirling said this might be because autistic people think about problems in a different way, such as noticing small details others miss or coming up with ideas no one else thinks of. The study looked at 312 people and

Big news in B.C.! Wendy Lisogar-Cocchia has been chosen as the new lieutenant-governor. What makes this really meaningful for families...

This Sunday, September 7, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, the city of Kamloops, located in British Columbia is hyped up for a special...