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For some families, the end of a typical year brings celebrations, gatherings, and beloved traditions. But, like many other things during 2020, the holiday season will be very different for many people this year.
Below, we’ve collected a set of resources that may help – you’ll find a social story to explain how holidays will be different Read full post »
Please join us for Autism 209: Crisis Supports and Autistic Individuals Without Intellectual Impairment, on October 15, 2020
Facilitator: Gary Stobbe, MD, Seattle Children’s Autism Center
When faced with a crisis, where do autistic individuals turn for support, treatment, services and stabilization? Many autistics Read full post »
Thank you for joining us for the Autism 205 presentation: “Parenting in the New Normal”. We discussed strategies to take on an ally role as a parent in these challenging times. Read full post »
Current events in the country and world are weighing on many of us right now. Families are likely feeling a lot of different emotions and balancing different demands while coping with change and uncertainty. Read full post »
Parents are understandably stressed by the COVID-19 pandemic – economic strain, health worries, being homebound with kids all day long, being teacher and parent, and more.
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