Monthly Archives: August 2016

Scientists and researchers are constantly uncovering more information related to autism, offering insights into the origins, possible causes and even at times potential cures. I come across dozens of articles on a weekly basis, some of which seem more important … Continue reading →

I came across a guest post written by Catherine Fozard, a woman who was diagnosed with ASD at 31. The experiences that she shares are frustrating yet also compelling. She encountered mis-diagnosis, mis-information, and mis-understanding for too many years. 25 … Continue reading →

I’m often asked for some tips that helped Ryan and I prepare to go back to school. Below are several of the strategies that we learned over the years. I hope they help both you and your child prepare for … Continue reading →

I have written a number of blogs on the challenges of living with autism as an adult, so I looked forward to seeing the PBS NewsHour special which aired last night: “Giving adults with autism the skills to build independent … Continue reading →

There’s so much literature out there nowadays that I thought it may be helpful to offer reviews of books that I’ve found worthwhile. I hope you enjoy as well! ~ Maureen   Harmony, by Carolyn Parkhurst There are a number … Continue reading →