Monthly Archives: October 2023

As we end National Disability Awareness Month, it’s important as always to spotlight the immense value that people with disabilities add to the labor market as well as the challenges that they still face in finding gainful employment.   It’s well … Continue reading →

Dressing up as a favorite superhero, trick-or-treating for goodies, and spending the evening with friends are just a few reasons why Halloween can be such a fun holiday for parents and children alike. However, for many children with autism this … Continue reading →

National Physical Therapy Month is celebrated each October, and I would like to highlight our two incredible physical therapists Chris Gross and Barb Gleason who provide the very best hands-on physical therapy and a wide range of resources to our … Continue reading →

October is National Bullying Prevention Month. We find ourselves in a time in history when bullying exists online just as much, if not more, than it exists in school hallways and in classrooms.   Cyberbullying is the use of technology to … Continue reading →

The question of what causes autism has been in existence for as long as doctors have been diagnosing people with autism. While we can’t pinpoint one specific cause of autism, we’re getting closer to identifying the factors that may increase … Continue reading →