Autisable
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Reward Systems Without the Guilt: How Token Boards Actually Work
Token boards can help some autistic kids stay motivated, but they can also backfire. Here is how they work, when they help, when to skip them, and how to use one without guilt.
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Here’s how we figured out the legal problems after Gavin turned 18
I was finally able to connect with the person in the legal department at Akron Children’s Hospital today, that I
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Five Tips For Moving With Your Child on the Autism Spectrum Guest Post by Tilda Moore
According to the CDC, a core feature of autism spectrum disorder, regardless of the person’s age, is a love of
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Navigating the Autism Diagnosis Journey: Essential Tips for Supporting New Parents
How can parents of children with autism be a resource for other parents? Every year, more and more children and their families receive a diagnosis of autism. While most parents are relieved to finally have a “name” for what is going on with their...
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Blog #505: Why I Hate Shane Gillis for Mocking “Love on the Spectrum.”
… If you’re going to grow up and be a stand up comedian, there are rules you have to follow.
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Toilet Training and Autism: What Parents Should Know Before Starting
Toilet training an autistic child often goes differently than the books promise. Here is what to check first, what to try, and when a structured plan can help.
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Gluten & Dairy Free Chewy Chocolate Brownies
Chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate. Have you guessed that I am a chocolate lover? These gluten and dairy free moist,
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Helping Your Children Thrive With Autism
This is a contributed post and therefore does not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the blog or its
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Halloween Candy and Autism: A Plan for Food Aversions
Halloween candy and autism often collide over texture, not taste. Why sorting beats eating, and how to run candy night without a mealtime battle.
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Alone vs. Lonely in Autism: Key Signs and Support Strategies
Knowing the difference between preferred distance and loneliness can support emotional well-being. Many autistic individuals have different social needs, enjoying solitude in their areas of hyperfocus. Others quietly struggle with loneliness that...
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Pod 34: Zafer Elcik Co-Founder of Otsimo
Today on the Big Abilities podcast, I have a conversation with Otsimo co-founder Zafer Elcik. Zafer is a multidisciplinary computer
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Change It Up Radio: Navigating the Waters of Change with Millennials - Mandi Freger
Disclaimer: Information contained on this website is not intended to be a substitute for therapy nor does it imply a
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Understanding Autism Meltdowns: 5 Proactive Strategies for Prevention
Here are some research-based ways to help a child before they have a meltdown. You’re in the grocery store. Your child suddenly has a meltdown. People stare. Then come the comments: “Control your kid.” You’re so overwhelmed and embarrassed that you...
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Dairy-Free Chocolate Brownie Icing
This classic dairy-free chocolate brownie icing will remind you of your grandma’s brownies. Sweet, chocolatey, and a little crunch on
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The Big Little Brother
I wanted to talk about something that’s becoming an issue and will likely only continue to be an issue going...
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Sensory Friendly Halloween for Autistic Kids
A sensory friendly Halloween means a short route, a soft costume and an exit plan. Practical steps for autistic kids, plus the blue bucket question.
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Jessica Andrews: Opening Up the World To Families of Children with Exceptional Needs
Jessica Andrews knows firsthand how challenging raising a child with exceptional needs can be for families. She and her developmentally
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Sensory Friendly Costume Ideas
Dressing up as something fun, spooky or silly in October doesn’t have to be stressful! Whether your little one is...
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How to Tell If Your College Student Is Struggling - By Guest Author Liz Sokolov - %
Graduating high school is a proud moment for any family. But while some parents confidently send their teen off to
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Getting Ready for School: Preparing an Autistic Child for the First Day
Starting school is a big change for any child, and often a bigger one for an autistic child. Here is what to work on ahead of time and how to prepare the school too.