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7 Powerful Ways to Respond to “I’m Sorry” About an Autism Diagnosis

Reading Time: 6 minutesIf you’ve ever shared your child’s autism diagnosis and heard “I’m sorry,” you know how unsettling that can feel. This phrase often stems from autism stigma and misconceptions about neurodiversity rather than genuine empathy. However, these interactions also present wonderful opportunities for autism advocacy. By reframing the conversation, you can […]

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Building Bridges: Parent Bonds for Autism Acceptance

Reading Time: 9 minutesImagine trying to navigate a bustling party where everyone seems to be speaking a language you don’t quite understand. You might pick up on some gestures and expressions, but the overall flow of conversation feels confusing and overwhelming. For many autistic children, social interactions can feel exactly like that.

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Explaining Autism to Your Child: A Parents’ Guide to Autism Acceptance

Reading Time: 7 minutesA diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can stir up a whirlwind of emotions for parents. You might feel relieved to finally understand your child’s unique way of experiencing the world, mixed with a touch of uncertainty about the future. One of the most important things you can do following

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Social Skills Activities for Autistic Children

Reading Time: 8 minutesSocial interaction is something many of us take for granted. But for autistic children, navigating the intricacies of social cues, conversations, and unspoken rules can be a real challenge. Developing social skills is crucial for autistic children to build friendships, succeed in school, and feel a sense of belonging in

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Strengthening Family Bonds and Promoting Autism Acceptance: Transforming Rejection Into Support

Reading Time: 7 minutesFamily bonds are meant to provide love and support. However, when rejection creeps into these bonds—especially for autistic children—it can cause lasting harm. In this article, we explore how family rejection affects autistic children and offer actionable steps to reinforce family bonds while promoting autism acceptance. By understanding and addressing

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Explaining Autism to Your Child: A Parents’ Guide to Autism Acceptance

Social Skills Activities for Autistic Children

Strengthening Family Bonds and Promoting Autism Acceptance: Transforming Rejection Into Support