As your child reaches school age, you may start hearing terms like Individualized Education Program (IEP) or 504 Plan. These plans are designed to support students who need extra help in the classroom. In this post, we’ll walk you through each plan so you can feel confident about the supports available for your child.

Use this quick guide about neurodiversity to understand and support your child's unique brain.

Discover some of our favorite toys and activities for little ones. Whether you’re shopping for holidays, birthdays, or planning everyday play, this blog offers ideas that support your child’s development.

For many children, Halloween activities are filled with fun and imagination, but for other kids, it can also come with sensory overload, social challenges, and unexpected stressors. In this blog, we’ll explore a neurodiversity-affirming approach to Halloween, offering tips and strategies to support every child in celebrating comfortably and confidently. 

Autism is not something to be cured. It's a natural variation in the way brains work. Every Autistic person has their own strengths, needs, and voice, and our role is to listen, acknowledge, and celebrate that diversity!

As a clinician, our goal is to create individualized play-based activities for home that are motivating for the child so they can have fun while learning new skills! By incorporating therapeutic techniques into home life, caregivers can provide consistent support and create an environment that fosters progress. Learn more about home carryover and how to support your child outside of therapy sessions here.

In this blog, you’ll read about the benefits of different strategies for creating and supporting your child’s routine so you can find what works best for your family.