Football games are jam-packed with ear-shattering cheers, crowds, and lots of excitement-filled commotion — a.k.a, sensory overload. One of the key problems for individuals with special [...]
Following any frightening tragedy, parents often struggle figuring out what they should (or should not) say and share with their children. You may wonder if your child has been exposed to [...]
With the start of a new school year right around the corner, you are probably feeling a little overwhelmed at the thought of switching your child’s routine. We have asked our social media [...]
Many of us have experienced the worries associated with the first day of school – it’s tough! For individuals on the spectrum these same anxieties are experienced, only intensified. [...]
The end of summer vacation means one thing: back to school. While it can be a relief to have your children back in school, the process of preparing can be daunting. We have put together a back to [...]
Individuals on the autism spectrum transitioning into adulthood and employment often are met with challenges at every turn. To help ease the transition, Daily Behavioral Health is launching a [...]
Each back to school season brings about the looming worry of where to even begin preparing. If your child has autism or any other disability and is attending public school, preparing an [...]
The creative process of art-making is said to improve and enhance the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of individuals of all ages. For individuals with autism, artistic self-expression [...]
Two years ago, Sesame Street unveiled Julia, a four-year old muppet with autism. Julia has played an integral role in the cast by showing how her daily activities work a little differently than [...]
Boy Scouts of America provides boys and girls the opportunity to start with their best right now selves and grow into their best future selves. To achieve the highest rank, Eagle Scout, one must [...]
