by Sarah Young | Dec 20, 2019 | Uncategorized
About one week before Casey Gilden joined the inclusive classroom, his mother, Cory, came in as a guest speaker. Based on suggestions made by other parents of children with ASD, Cory crafted a presentation that included reading Since We’re Friends: An Autism Picture...
by Sarah Young | Dec 21, 2018 | Independence, Life Skills, Parent Education, Self Determination, Uncategorized
When our babies are first put into our arms, we feel a deep responsibility for their safety and for meeting their every need to thrive. As they grow, we get excited with each milestone: They are picking up cereal—and they are getting it in their mouths! They are...
by Sarah Young | Nov 14, 2018 | Uncategorized
Shakespeare and Showering: Skills for High School Tom Hays, PhD, educational director of a private high school, said parents are surprised when he says that adaptive skills are more important than some basic high school information, such as Shakespeare or the Krebs...
