Executive functioning is a set of brain skills that help us manage daily life. These skills include starting tasks, staying focused, remembering instructions, managing emotions, shifting between activities, and stopping...
Gift giving is often wrapped in excitement, tradition, and big expectations. For many Autistic children however, this experience can feel complicated. The anticipation, the element of surprise, the sensory input...
As the days grow shorter and the pace of life starts to shift, November invites us to slow down and reflect. Reflection is not just about looking back; it’s about...
It’s easy to think that learning happens when a child is paying attention, sitting still, or following instructions. However, at Children’s Autism Services, we know learning starts well before any...
The first days of school are filled with newness; fresh supplies, exciting classrooms, and plenty of first impressions. However, as the weeks pass, many families begin to notice a shift....
As the last days of summer wind down and school supply lists start to fill your kitchen counter, the back-to-school transition can feel like a whirlwind. For families raising Autistic...
As summer winds down, many families begin thinking about the return to school, a time filled with anticipation, questions, and sometimes anxiety. For Autistic children, transitions like starting a new...
When school ends and summer begins, many children are excited for a break. But for Autistic children, the shift away from school routines can be more challenging than relaxing. This...
As the school year wraps up and summer begins, many families look forward to longer days and more relaxed routines. But for Autistic children, this change in structure can bring...
As we recognize May as Mental Health Awareness Month, we want to highlight the deep connection between emotional regulation and mental well-being—especially for Autistic children and their families. At Children’s...
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