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Being a parent or family member of a child with autism spectrum disorder is no easy feat. While there are many opportunities for joy and happiness with your child, there's also a fair share of struggle involved. Read more to learn about the biggest challenges parents and families of a child with autism face, and how to get the right kind of support.
Read MoreWhen raising a child with autism spectrum disorder, the chances of having to deal with bullying are high. Sadly, 60%of children who have a disability report being bullied compared to 25% of children who do not have a disability. Learn about the signs and symptoms of bullying, and what you can do to help put an end to it.
Read MoreWhen your child or loved one suffers from an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) traveling may seem like a beautiful idea that is completely out of reach for your family. With a bit of planning and support, you can learn to enjoy going on family vacations and traveling with ASD without some of the common mishaps or triggers that foreign or unknown environments can stir up.
Read MoreWhether it's a week off from school, or several months, these times of the year can be especially trying for parents, especially when there is a special needs child living in the home. Here are some tips for navigating school breaks that will leave you feeling under control, rather than like you need a break yourself.
Read MoreWhen you have a child who has special needs as far as attending school and learning are concerned, the special education system can offer a variety of benefits aimed at helping your child reach his/her education goals. It can be difficult to fully understand the special education system, and everything needed to effectively work within it.
Read MorePCIT has been researched for over 20 years, and found to help improve behaviors associated with Autism in children, as well as strengthen the parent-child bond between the child with ASD and parent or caretaker.
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