Monthly Archives: December 2014

In typical development, talking becomes a major enhancement to communication after children have mastered the other aspects of communication. Conversely, children with autism often learn to talk without the other communicative elements in place. This can lead to unnatural or … Continue reading →

Crowded rooms, strong smells, and flashing lights are just a few characteristics of the holiday season that may cause stress for an autism family. Endless tips and suggestions for making the season go more smoothly can be found on the internet … Continue reading →