The Sunfield Center Blog

Many families are making the decision to plan traditional activities with family and friends once again. You may be experiencing some stress, wondering how to adjust for this year’s festivities after our hiatus. We are here to alleviate some of those concerns by sharing some tips that can help...

What is giftedness? Is your child twice exceptional? What resources are available for children who are gifted? You have questions, and we have the answers for you. Read our blog for more information..

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...

Summertime is right around the corner and it can be incredibly helpful to start exploring some new and exciting summer camp opportunities. We did all the research for you! Just scroll through our blog and pick out the right camp for your family...

Significant changes in routine are tough for all people, but especially for our teenagers. For teens still learning from home, the transition back to in-person schooling may be on the horizon for them. In this blog you will learn many strategies that can foster a smoother transition for your teen.

Spring Break, and the associated holidays, may still look a bit different this year than in the past. Regardless, most families and students are looking forward to the time off from work and school. Read more for rest optimizing tips..

With vaccinations making their way through, it’s not too soon to start thinking about when our elementary kids go back to in-person school. Read our blog for tips on re-learning expectations, anxiety, and organizational routines...

With the current pandemic, social distancing, and staying home it has become more normalized for kids to turn to their electronics as a source of entertainment. If you are considering purchasing a cell phone for your child, read our blog for tips..

Recent research has shown that people who identify differently from the sex they were assigned at birth are more likely to be diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or exhibit traits that correspond with ASD. Read our blog for implications and helpful resources..

What is the Americans with Disabilities Act? How does one know if they are eligible? How does it effect employment? Does an individual have to disclose a disability? What happens if discrimination is present? So many questions! We have the answers you're looking for; read our blog to find more...

Exercising regularly has been shown to alleviate symptoms associated with anxiety and depression, as well as improve cognitive functioning and social skills. During this socially isolating period in our history, we recommend that everyone fit in daily exercise. Read our blog to learn more..

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..