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Autism and Traveling

Autism and Traveling: Making Summer Adventures More Inclusive and Fun

For many families, the arrival of summer means planning road trips, booking flights, and mapping out long-awaited vacations. The promise of adventure and relaxation hangs in the air. But for ...
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Autism in Teens

Autism in Teens: Navigating Change, Growth, and Support  

For many families, the word "autism" or "being on the spectrum" begins to make its way into their children's lives at an early age. However, discovering autism in teens is ...
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President Trump's administration changes, autism policy shifts at the CDC, and funding challenges have raised questions about the future of autism research and support.

President Trump, Autism Policy, and the Future: What TN Families Need to Know

Autism care is not about politics; it’s about providing the best support for those who need it most. Let’s examine the recent developments and their potential effects on the autism ...
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Anger in Autism: 5 Strategies for Parents to Help Regulate Emotions

Parents and caregivers of kids and teens with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are involved in a constant journey of learning. From understanding sensory sensitivities to navigating social interactions, parents and ...
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Racial Disparity in Autism: Delving Into The Gap in Diagnosis and Treatment

Racial Disparity in Autism: Delving Into The Gap in Diagnosis and Treatment

Numerous studies have shown that Black, Latino, and Native American children tend to receive a later diagnosis or, in some cases, never receive a proper diagnosis. But why does this ...
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Ketanji Brown Jackson

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson: Raising a Daughter with Autism While Making Legal History

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson made history as the first Black woman and the first former federal public defender to serve on the United States Supreme Court. Her groundbreaking career has ...
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