Entries by A Bridge to Achievement
Why Is Early Intervention for Autism Important?
It’s unclear if autism rates are universally rising, if greater awareness and standardized assessment have revealed the global prevalence of autism, or both. Regardless of which scenario is correct, we do know that autism diagnoses are higher than ever: 1 in 36 children have autism according to 2020 statistics published by the CDC (Centers for […]
Daily Living Skills: Transforming Education for Autistic Learners
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects communication, social interaction, and behavior to varying degrees, so it’s not surprising that autistic learners have diverse learning styles and sensory sensitivities. Some learners are able to thrive in a traditional classroom setting with accommodations; others need educational support not covered by standard school curriculum. In fact, for many autistic […]
My Child May Have Autism, What Do I Do?
Most frequently, people are diagnosed with autism as children. Sometimes, a parent or caregiver will advocate for an autism assessment for their toddler or young child based on suspected developmental differences that they notice or as a suggestion from a pediatrician, close friend, or family member. Others may seek assessment for other neurodiverse conditions, such […]
