Making the World a Kinder Place for Children With Severe Autism
Twins Kira and Aliya share many things: a bright smile, a love of art, and a strong resemblance to each other. The 10-year-olds also share the same condition: severe autism.
Learn MoreThis collection of articles and webinars provides a wide range of perspectives from researchers, clinicians, and parents on how to guide children with autism to help them find their way in the world. It also provides guidance on how parents can take care of themselves along the way.
Browse Topics A-ZTwins Kira and Aliya share many things: a bright smile, a love of art, and a strong resemblance to each other. The 10-year-olds also share the same condition: severe autism.
Learn MoreMany things changed for Braxton Webb in his 30s. He learned he has autism and began working with autistic children. Now he’s raising two sons, one with autism and one with ADHD. Follow his journey.
Learn MoreA father spent years looking for ways to help his autistic son. That search led him to SPARK.
Learn MoreParents of autistic children face more employment challenges than other parents. How have some parents in the SPARK study responded?
Learn MoreWhat do you do when you think your child might have autism, but others don’t? How one mother’s push for answers led to two diagnoses.
Learn MoreWhat’s it like to learn that your child’s autism is the result of a tiny variation in a gene? Do you feel relief, worry, hope, sadness?
Learn MoreIn this recorded webinar, Dr. DeQuinzio discusses how parents can promote social and communication skills in young children with autism.
Learn MoreHow can you prepare your child with autism for a dental visit? Read these tips from dentists and SPARK parents.
Learn MoreIn this recorded webinar, Dr. Yineman discusses how to make visits to the dental office more tolerable.
Learn MoreSince her diagnosis, Vonda better understands how she interacts with the world, interacts with her husband and mother, and how she mothers her three sons.
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