Tips for Talking to Families about Early Intervention

January 9, 2019

Tips for Talking to Families about Early Intervention

Introduction Intervening early for a child with a developmental delay or suspicion of a delay is proven to positively impact the future outcomes for a child over his or her lifespan. Yet one of the challenges to intervening early is helping families move from eligibility to utilization of […]

December 8, 2016

The Childhood League Center’s Community Survey

I want to talk about the tens of thousands of desperate parents whose children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are on waitlists for services all over the United States. I may have a public policy solution.

December 8, 2016

A Pediatrician Call to Action

FOR PEDIATRICIANS: Key information on the changing tide of services for families that do no harm.

December 7, 2016

I Love You Just the Way You Are: How I Came to Terms with My Son’s ASD

PARENT TO PARENT: I Love You Just the Way You Are: How I Came to Terms with My Son’s ASD

December 7, 2016

From Grief to Empowerment

Playing with a child who has autism is not easy—especially in the beginning. Empowerment must pass through grief.

August 2, 2016

5 Important Reasons to Adopt Parent Implemented Models (Dr. Rick’s blog)

August 2, 2016

The Power of PLAY

PARENT TO PARENT: From despair to believing in the power of PLAY, meet Meghan and read her incredible story of transformation!

August 2, 2016

Tips for Family Trips

One last trip before the end of summer? Here are some tips to help make sure those plans go smoothly and as stress free as possible.

August 2, 2016

Wandering into Dangerous Waters – What Every Parent Should Know about Autism

Wandering is a dangerous trend seen in children with autism, especially near water. Help keep kids safe during the hot days of late summer and early fall.

August 1, 2016

Play, Autism, and The PLAY Project (Dr. Rick’s Blog)

Through play, we help a child’s brain make connections that lead to improved development, better social interaction, and less autism symptoms.

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