Summer Update: Life with Autism is Better With Self-Determination Program
This summer was all about balance—giving my autistic daughter the freedom to make choices while ensuring she had the support she needed. Thanks to the Self-Determination Program, she gained more independence, attended camp, and embraced new experiences, all while growing into her own.
Sorry I Didn’t Text Ya Back!
Struggling to keep up with texts and calls? You're not alone. For many autistic individuals, communication can feel overwhelming. At Autism Insights Foundation, we believe in respecting communication preferences. Let’s foster understanding by meeting people where they are, not where we expect them to be.
Parenting a Child on the Spectrum—My Unofficial PhD
Parenting a child on the spectrum brings about an education you never dreamed you would get!
When should my kid read their files? Autism mom needs help.
Is there a right time to let your autistic child read their IEP’s or medical files? These decisions are not just black and white.
Meet an amazing Independent Facilitator
Explore how an Independent Facilitator can assist you in the California Self-Determination Program with our own IF, Rachel Credo. Rachel is the CEO of A Path to Autonomy and she answers the burning questions we have.
Stop Autistic Bullying in the Workplace!
Bullying doesn’t just happen in school. It also happens in the workplace. Autism Insights Foundation is committed to helping build a world where differences are celebrated and people don’t feel singled out for their neurodiversity.
Nana to the fabulous four
It is amazing being the grandmother of four wonderful grandchildren. What makes me most proud is how they carry themselves in the world. The kindness they show and the ability to be inclusive of all makes them stand out in a world that quite often emphasizes the differences of people.
Being comfortable with autism
Being comfortable in your own skin is important. Let’s be the kind of people that don’t judge others by their appearance.
Autism is not new. How we respond to it is.
Autism is not new. It’s been around a long time and we just hear more about it now. As a society we need to have understanding of ASD (Autism Specturm Disorder) and be inclusive.