With social media being such a prominent part of many of our lives, there are a few important things to address that could potentially help you or anyone you know navigate social media in a safe manner. This blog will be covering a topic that may be beneficial to anyone of any age, especially teens and young adults, which is social media use and safety.

It is estimated that between 5-15% of individuals worldwide have a specific learning disability (SLD), which can impact a person's ability to engage in academic and occupational tasks (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). This blog first explores what specific learning disabilities are, and provides an overview of the rights disabled students have under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

One of the most commonly recommended behavioral interventions for autistic children is applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy. Here we discuss the history and origins of ABA therapy, as well as areas of concern with current ABA practice

Integrated health care includes the sharing of information among team members related to patient care and the establishment of a comprehensive treatment plan to address the biological, psychological, and social needs of the patient. Read more...

There are dozens of treatment modalities for the treatment of ASD related symptoms. Most treatments aim to increase positive behaviors and social interactions. This article will highlight a handful of the treatment modalities that are evidence-based...

It seems hard to know when it’s appropriate to start having conversations about racism with our children. The truth is, we should start when they are quite young, as kids are experiencing racial inequality and bias at their young age. Read on for helpful resources..

When children struggle at school, there are steps that parents can take to advocate for their child within the school setting. This blog provides parents with basic information about the school system and how to officially seek help.

In the state of Michigan, children whose birthdays fall between May 1st and December 1st (meaning those who turn five years of age within those dates) are provided with the opportunity to attend the Young Fives program prior to kindergarten.

Some individuals on the autism spectrum are able to compensate and engage in behaviors that camouflages their autism

Are you experiencing difficulty in toilet training your child who is diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)? If so, you share a common experience with many parents of children [...]

Has your child just been diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)? You are not alone in feeling emotional, overwhelmed, or just plain confused on what to do next. What [...]