
April is Autism Acceptance Month
The recent cold weather and the reminder that April is Autism Acceptance Month brought memories of several occasions when I, as a parent, had to educate school staff regarding what
The recent cold weather and the reminder that April is Autism Acceptance Month brought memories of several occasions when I, as a parent, had to educate school staff regarding what
My Voice, My Truth: Balancing Motherhood and Advocacy in the Autism Space When my daughter, AyraBella, delivered her original oratory, “My Voice, My Truth,” at a speech tournament, I was
Fun Holidays as Bridges to New Experiences Dear Ohio Autism Community, Inspiration escaped me as I considered what to write for this month’s newsletter. As I searched the internet for
January is National Hobby Month. Hobbies can improve mental and physical health, reducing stress, create avenues of socialization and creativity, boost self-esteem and contribute to lifelong learning. For me, my
Strategies to ease the transition from summer to school for children with Autism. Includes tips on discussing feelings, using social stories, practicing deep breathing techniques, and creating a “Highlights of
As the weather heats up, many of us head to the water – the beach, the pool, the lake. Given that drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death for
Reynoldsburg resident James Lee plans to travel almost 300 miles across Ohio on a scooter to raise money for and awareness of autism.
He is calling his campaign “Raise a
The Autism Society of Ohio, Mahoning Valley office, the regional chapter of the Autism Society of America, will be the beneficiary of the third annual Mike Hull Memorial Ride Aug.
April had been recognized as Autism Awareness Month in Ohio since 2008.
The intent was designed to bring awareness to autism and to encourage and empower individuals with autism and
The transition from school to summer can be hard on children and teens with Autism. They worked hard to master the challenges and routines of the classroom, only to have