When my son was hired for his first job, I saw how quickly a workplace could either unlock his strengths or push him to the m... Learn More

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When I step onto a stage to deliver my Keynote on Neurodiversity Inclusion, I carry my son's story with me-his diagnosis, his... Learn More

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Strategies for Supporting Autism Spectrum began at my kitchen table, surrounded by IEP drafts, evaluation reports, and a chil... Learn More

As a mom, I spent years speaking on behalf of my autistic son-until I realized my real job was helping him speak for himself.... Learn More

When my son was first diagnosed, I sat through many presentations that described autism in charts and checklists but did not ... Learn More

I remember the night I cried on my kitchen floor after an IEP meeting, wondering if anyone else felt this overwhelmed and fie... Learn More

When my son started his first job, the difference between thriving and burning out came down to a few thoughtful adjustments:... Learn More

Early in my advocacy journey, I sat in a staff training where everyone left inspired-and then nothing changed. Staff Training... Learn More

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