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This tip sheet provides tips for individuals over the age of 50 who are single and interested in dating relationships. Topics covered in the tip sheet include grieving the loss when a relationship ends, recreating a social life after a relationship loss, understanding and using online dating,...
A care plan is a way to share information about your child with others. The plan is written information about how to best care for your child’s health needs. You and your child’s doctor can develop the care plan together.
This research-based tip sheet provides tips for parents who receive news about their expected child or their newborn’s developmental disability. Among the most common disorders identified through prenatal screening and testing are Down syndrome, fragile X syndrome, spinal muscular atrophy,...
Mommy guilt is real. You will experience it from time to time regardless if you're a new at working motherhood or not. About four in ten working moms said they don't spend enough time with their children. Where 18% of part-time working moms and 11% stay-at-home moms said the same according to a...
This research-based tip sheet highlights tips for parents of youth with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) on what they could do in the course of their daily lives to help prepare their child for adult life. This information will be useful for both parents and service providers who work directly...
For people with autism or sensory processing disorder, living in a world designed for neurotypical people can be challenging. Thankfully, families who have autistic family members can make their homes more accommodating. Home modifications, including simple changes and more complex ones, are an...
If you have a loved one with autism, you know how important predictability and routines are. All of that goes out the window when you have to pack up your house and move. Whether it’s around the corner or to a new country, relocating can be especially difficult for a family member who is on the...
We love getting everyone involved in Autism Awareness Month. We like to take a goal focused approach to our Autism Awareness Month activities by choosing projects that facilitate positive attitudes & discussions. We pass out materials, have contests, go to events, do extra talks, and try and...
Traveling is a bit more complicated when you have a child on the autism spectrum, but that doesn’t mean you can’t do it. With some advance planning and a good safety strategy, you can make transitions and time in transit a lot more manageable. Autism Spectrum Disorder, or ASD, affects...