February 16, 2019
by Editorial Team
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Connect casually with other parents and kids while hiking, drawing, geocaching, or just chilling. As usual, dress warm for the walk! CEA will have cocoa available along with a snack. All children must have supervising parent or caregiver. This event … Continue reading
October 8, 2013
by Shannon
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Books have always been my friends, like constant companions my favorite characters have walked beside me since childhood – Jo from Little Women, Laura from Little House and many others. I do not exaggerate when I say that these friends … Continue reading
July 3, 2013
by Editorial Team
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Advances in our ability to “map out” the brain have transformed how we understand autism. See our earlier post referring to Minshew’s extensive research on adults with autism. But this latest research has us terribly excited, and not just because … Continue reading
February 16, 2013
by Tammy
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Engage, engage, engage! This is the advice Temple Grandin gives parents of children with autism. It is the most important thing that you, as a parent, can do for your child. But how? When your child doesn’t respond, is non-verbal, … Continue reading
