Gear up as we dive into the playbook for parenting your amazing Asper-teen. Think of yourself as the coach of a specialized team – each player with their unique strengths and strategies.
1. Communication: The Winning Strategy Mastering communication Read more
Let’s shine a light on some truly inspiring stories of individuals with autism who have achieved great success. Prepare to be amazed, because these accounts are incredibly heartening.
Meet John, an enthusiast of all things railway, who’s created a Read more
Plot Twist: Workplaces Can Be Awesome for Aspies!
Let’s be real, the job market can be like a game of musical chairs for anyone. But when you throw autism into the mix, it’s like playing in a room where Read more
Hey there, Dads of Aspies! Buckle up because today we’re talking about a journey that’s more unpredictable than trying to fold a fitted sheet—helping our adolescents with autism transition to adulthood. It’s like navigating a maze blindfolded, but don’t Read more
When autism enters a family, it’s like someone tossed a Rubik’s Cube, (there’s that cube again, no wonder it is in the logo), into the mix – it adds complexity, colour, and the unspoken challenge, “Can you solve it?” Read more
Creating an autism-friendly home isn’t about a complete overhaul – it’s about crafting a nook of comfort that screams (in a very non-disruptive, sensory-friendly way) “relaxation” for your little champ.
Think of your home as a superhero’s lair. Every Read more
You might have noticed that ‘Asperger’s Syndrome’ has quietly stepped out of the spotlight, and ‘Autism Spectrum Disorder’ (ASD) is now taking center stage. What’s behind the renaming, and what does it mean for us and our extraordinary kids?
Alright, let’s chat about navigating the social jungle of adolescence with your ASD teen – it’s like trying to explain cricket to a foreigner; it takes patience, passion, and maybe a diagram or two!
The Teen Scene
Teenage hood Read more
Hey there, Dads of Aspies! Let’s talk friendship – not the TV show kind, but the real, live, playground kind. Helping your child with ASD make friends at school can sometimes feel like you’re a novice juggler at the Read more