April is Autism Awareness Month, an international event established to increase understanding and acceptance of individuals with autism.

The process can be overwhelming; not only do you need to find the right school, but you also must navigate the application and admission processes.

Creating a schedule for special needs students can be daunting and challenging—but it doesn’t have to be!

A newly released report has exposed the significantly strained resources used to support growing autism rates in NJ.

Speech-language pathology (SLP) is essential in special education, as speech and language difficulties can significantly impact a child’s learning and development.

When used consistently and correctly, social skills activities for special needs students can be a great way to foster cooperation, problem-solving skills, and more.

Deron’s Guide to Autism Resources for Parents Do you have a child or a loved one with autism? If so, you know just how difficult it can be to find […]

The Best Jobs for Special Needs Students & Adults Looking for suitable jobs for special needs students and adults can be challenging. But with the right skills and knowledge, finding […]

Parents have long sought out sensory toys to alleviate their children’s extreme irritability, restlessness, and discomfort. These objects provide a fun outlet for children with special needs to engage in calming, manipulative play.

As many parents and professionals know, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often co-occur in children. Recent studies show that approximately 30-80% of individuals with ASD also have ADHD.