Last April, for autism awareness month, we encouraged individuals to share the heroes in their lives. The response was overwhelming! We received hundreds of photos from around the world. We loved reading and sharing these stories so we will be leaving the submission portal open. Let’s continue to recognize your heroes!
Send us your Autism Hero and we will feature them online!
This could be the story of your loved ones with ASD and their persistence, hard work, successes, and achievements. Your hero could also be a family member, friend, educator or health professional who supports you all year long.
Friends & Family: What to say
As a friend or a family member to a loved one who has recently received an autism diagnosis, it can be challenging to know the right way to be supportive. Here are
Anxiety and ASD
Learn about emerging research on comorbid anxiety in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Certificates of participation are available upon successful completion of a brief knowledge quiz: HERE Dr. Amy Keefer is
Autism research: standing on the shoulders of giants
Isaac Newton once said, “If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.” In the same way, our achievements in the field of autism today stem from