Author: Ashlie Baker

Supporting Communication and Hearing Health at Every Stage Would you recognize the signs if your child was struggling to communicate or hear clearly? National Speech-Language-Hearing Month is a month-long observance […]

Why Police Crisis Response Training Matters Behaviors related to autism can sometimes be misunderstood by law enforcement. The goal of this training is not to diagnose autism, but to help […]

Turning Planning Into Security for Their Future For families of people with disabilities, planning for the future is about more than inheritance; it’s about lifelong support, stability, and protection. That […]

Una guía para familias de niños con discapacidades Recibir un diagnóstico o notar que un hijo tiene necesidades especiales puede abrir la puerta a un mundo completamente nuevo: evaluaciones, especialistas, […]

Lo que los padres deben saber Recibir una llamada o un mensaje de la escuela indicando que su hijo tuvo un problema de conducta puede ser preocupante o frustrante para […]

Searching for Answers Many parents worry when their child is not meeting developmental milestones. When you start searching for answers, the process can feel overwhelming and sometimes frustrating. For many […]

You Don’t Have to Do This Alone Parenting a child with autism can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to navigate services and your own mental health all at once. […]

Connections Between Autism and Mental Health April is Autism Awareness Month, and it’s a good time to talk about something often overlooked: mental health in individuals with autism. Even when […]

Is It Dyscalculia? What Parents Should Know What if math struggles aren’t about effort but about how your child’s brain processes numbers? For some kids, numbers don’t just feel hard; […]

What does community inclusion really mean for individuals with disabilities? It goes beyond social skills and includes real opportunities to live, learn, work, and connect with others. Every parent wants […]