Assistive Technology: Helping Means Truly Seeing the Person Beyond Disability
It is so easy to see someone’s disability and not see the person at all. By Kimberly Gerry-Tucker Assistive technology melds technology with people…
Hope for Handling Sensory Processing Differences During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Ron Sandison chats with Rebeca Duvall Scott, author of Sensational Kids, Sensational Families: Hope for Sensory Processing Differences By Ron Sandison One of the…
Duke Dispels the Myth that Non-Speaking Autistic People Can’t Achieve Independence
By Nils Skudra In browsing through autism-themed films, I watched an 18-minute short film which I felt would be a great topic for a…
This Unique Project Creates Superhero Alter Egos for Children with Illnesses and Special Needs
By Greg Jones The Art of Autism is excited to share our recent discovery of a fantastic organization, The Superhero Project. Launched by Lisa…
My Curseful Yet Thankful Relationship with Medication
Stigmas about medication affect those who rely on medications to enhance their life. By Dana Trick I’m going to be honest. I have a…
Art in the Time of Corona
By Ryan Smoluk I would really like a slice if normal right now. In some strange way I think I am more prepared to…
My Love of Nature, Caught in Thyme
As an arguably too thought-full neurodiverse adult I do wonder how much of our current crises are the direct results of children not having…
Autistic Artist’s Metal Art Connects Her to Nature
By April Griffin My metal art is usually focused on syngery of life in the forest. I love nature and I connect to it…