By Margo Marie McManus Meet Jake Buchnat, a proud Verizon Connect employee who believes being open about his autism diagnosis in his...

By Karen Kaplan I recently returned to an area I had been away from for more than 20 years and decided to re-learn my way around by...

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By Ryan F. Platt, MBA, ChFC, ChSNC, CFBS Selecting a trustee for your child’s Special Needs Trust is an important decision. The trustee...

By Karen Kaplan I was thinking, parents of children with intellectual disabilities are often bombarded with all kinds of intervention...

By Dr. Ronald I. Malcolm, EdD It is always important to be ready for the unexpected when traveling with children. However, it is even...

By Nicole Moehring Talking about abuse isn’t easy. Hearing any innocent child, with or without an exceptional need, has been abused is...

By Sandy Petrovic, RN, BSN April has long been designated the month to focus on autism awareness, but the mission is evolving. Awareness...

By Amy KD Tobik When I tell people I started my own business in 2020, they typically offer a wholehearted congratulations, followed by a...

By Meshell Baylor, MHS “Moving on isn’t about not loving someone anymore and forgetting them. It’s about having the strength to say, I...

By Meghan Coburn On the surface, it would appear that Evan McCarthy is your average, talented sailor. With years of experience on...

By Dr. Ronald I. Malcolm, EdD Parents of children with autism often wonder how to discipline their children properly. How can you make...

By Raun K. Kaufman So many of our loved ones on the autism spectrum are struggling with anxiety… but not for the reasons we think. Autism...

By Toby Tomlinson Baker, PhD Teaching students with Speech and Language Impairments (SLI) was challenging enough before the pandemic....