Trick or Treat! Blue Buckets for Halloween
Some kids can’t say “Trick or Treat” or “thank you”. They may not be able to make eye contact, and could also have sensory issues that prevent them from wearing an elaborate costume.
Smart Home Technology and Autism
When I Encouraged Her, She Literally Began to Fly!
Guest blogger: Julie Hornok It wasn’t the bright white coat or cold, sterile environment that sent chills down my spine. It was the doctor’s life-changing words, “Your daughter has autism.” With that overwhelming diagnosis, the doctor might as well have handed me a...
Three Steps to Finding Gratitude in the Trenches of Autism
Guest blogger: Julie Hornok I sunk down a little deeper into my old brown leather couch and tried to clear my head. My mind had been on a loop for months desperately trying to figure out what else I could do to help my daughter, Lizzie. She was diagnosed with autism...Our Program Supporters
