Aspire's Autism Blog

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  Learn About Navigating Autism and Halloween

  October 25, 2022

  While many children are getting costumes ready and mapping their trick-or-treat routes in anticipation of Halloween, not everyone shares the same excitement. Children diagnosed with Autism and other related disabilities often struggle with certain aspects of Halloween, but with the right support and planning, it can be an enjoyable experience for everyone.

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  Benefits of Creating Healthy Sleep Habits

  October 07, 2022

  Healthy sleep habits or good sleep hygiene are essential for maximizing the time you spend awake each day. Sleep disorders are common, especially in children with Autism, but there are so many factors that affect each individual’s sleep.

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  Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

  September 22, 2022

  September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, so there is no better time to introduce or review positive mental health habits with your children.

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  Learn About Navigating Autism Back to School Transitions

  September 03, 2022

  Children with Autism often find comfort in the routines they develop over time. As the school years end and start up again, working on transitions and adjusting to new routines are vital skills for success in the classroom and for overall development.

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  Find Out About Screening and Testing for Autism with Aspire

  August 18, 2022

  If you suspect that your child may have characteristics of Autism, there are some steps you can take to evaluate your child’s needs. Although it is difficult to take that first step in the screening process, the earlier the identification, the sooner treatment begins, and the better the long-term outcomes are.

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  Recognize Early Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder with Aspire

  July 30, 2022

  Because Autism presents so differently from case-to-case, there is no standard method to get a diagnosis. There are still some warning signs to watch for and some steps parents can take before having their child evaluated.

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