Allowing for a unique form of communication can tap into parts of your child with autism that you never knew existed.

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The only way you will be able to respond “responsibly” is if you pay attention to this crucial need for your nervous system.

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“Must Do’s” as you prep to send your child back to school. Setting up for success and having “back up” plans for the first days and weeks will help your child and help save your sanity.

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Today’s Full Spectrum podcast highlights Tina Bennett, who is a part of SpectrumNation.org and is an incredible solo mom of 3, master private chef, business owner, and mom who helped her son launch his voice is some very unique and amazing ways. Despite the fact that he has autism and is hearing impaired, this mom is helping him live out his dream in ways that are benefiting the autism community at large.

Couples who received a special need diagnosis for their child incur on average 87% divorce rate – because they don’t have a game plan, and don’t avoid these early crucial mistakes…

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One of my children gets more “air time” than the others. I actually have 4 children. Each one of them are extraordinary. They are smart, funny and because they grew up with a brother who required extra care, attention and patience- they are incredibly compassionate and flexible young adults. Their growing up was unconventional. They didn’t have the benefit of a “typical two-parent household” (that’s more rare than not these days), and if I could go back and make it easier for them, I would. But that’s where “grace” comes in…

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In a recent radio interview I was asked these two questions about people with autism in the community, and what people need to know. The first question was simple. The second question got me emotional as I explain what it’s like to be a parent of a child with autism out in “public.”

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Welcome back to Spectrum Nation, the podcast for high-achieving parents of children with autism who are ready to rise, lead, and thrive.

Today, we’re diving into a subject that hits close to home for many of us: what to do when your child has been picked on while riding the bus—and how to get ahead of the game when it comes to their transportation and schooling plan.

If you’ve ever felt that pit in your stomach hearing your child describe something painful that happened on the way to school… you’re not alone. Whether it’s teasing, being left out, or something more serious—these moments can leave us feeling shaken, angry, and unsure of what to do next.

When I tried running ads for my new support group for parents of children with autism, I was censored and blocked from doing so on every platform. Why?

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