Autsit: nature, meditation, and soul searching for people on the autism spectrum
Tom visits Autsit in Lake Tahoe Tom Iland It feels great to get back into blogging again! I recently had one of the most…
Creating a Sensory Friendly Backyard
By Jasmine Dyoco ASD kids need to run and play just like their non-spectrum siblings and peers. But it can be tough to ensure…
Feeling like a zebra in a group of horses
How does it make you feel to know you are different from others? By Austin John Jones You ever feel like a black sheep…
Using Art and Creativity to Engage an Autistic Child in the Classroom
by Claire Draycot Educating autistic children can seem like a challenge. Indeed, it is often hard enough to educate children without ASD, but to…
Into your World: Composer Dad writes choral composition about neurodiversity
Into Your (Joe’s) World by Michael C. Kregler As a composer, I’ve always tried to follow this self-imposed advice: in order to create authentic…
Peter Lantz: Using his Asperger’s for a career in Video Games
“Be thankful for autism. God shines brightest in weakness, and it comes with strengths that enable us to fill certain job roles better than…
Book Review: The Loving Push by Temple Grandin and Debra Moore
By Helen Wallace-Iles When you have a child, there’s something nobody tells you: suddenly your first priority becomes another person’s needs instead of your…
Spreading #kindness with hand-painted rocks and shells
Why I paint and share rocks and shells I have hand-painted By Denise Angele Some people think rock painting is silly; some have criticized…