As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisper, it's the perfect time to explore the enchantment of fall with books. If you're a parent of a child with autism, you know that finding engaging and relatable reading materials can be challenging. That's why we've compiled a list of 5 captivating fall-themed
As families across the country prepare for fireworks, parades, and gatherings, it's important for parents of children with autism to create an inclusive and enjoyable experience for their loved ones. With a little planning and consideration, you can make this Independence Day a memorable and positive celebration for your entire family! Prepare for
It is with great sadness that we share the news of the sudden and untimely passing of our beloved former colleague and dear friend, John Garlock. We deeply mourn the loss of an exceptional individual who touched the lives of so many at In STEPPS. John was not only a remarkable clinician but also
We are excited to announce the launch of our new podcast, PlayMode, where we dive deep into the world of ABA Therapy. Our host, Angelica Gatlin, interviews professionals in the industry to provide you with the best tips and techniques to teach essential life skills to children on the spectrum and other developmental disabilities.
In STEPPS is excited to announce our sponsorship of the Autism's Got Talent Live competition hosted by The Autism Society San Diego. This event will take place on April 17th, 2021 at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. About The Autism Society San Diego The Autism Society San Diego is a local non-profit. This non-profit has served
Adolescent and Young Adult Services Transition into adulthood with autism or other learning differences When raising a child, determining the best schools and programs is very important to you, the parent or guardian, and overall for the child's future. Raising a child on the autism spectrum or with other learning differences is no different. The types
Artist With Autism Receives Up To $25K For Sculptures People all over the world are actively working to change the narrative around autism and advocate for neurodiversity. For some, they refer to their autism diagnosis as a unique superpower that allows them to see the world in exciting and unique ways. From political activism to
Yvonne Bruinsma PH.D will be speaking at the NDBI Summit on October 21st, 2019! Yvonne Bruinsma Ph.D founded In STEPPS in 2010. She has more than 25 years of experience in the field. Yvonne previously gained extensive experience as the clinical director and clinical manager at several agencies and brought PRT to the Netherlands.
Mendy Minjarez, PhD is the Clinical Director at the Seattle Children’s Autism Center, the Program Director of their Applied Behavior Analysis Early Intervention Program, and an Assistant Professor in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Washington. Her career as a licensed psychologist has focused on assessment, diagnosis and treatment of children with ASD.
Dr. Gail G. McGee served on the faculty at Emory University School of Medicine for 26 years, where she was Director of the Emory Autism Center. As Director, she developed and supervised the diagnostic clinic, the MONARCH programs for inclusion of school-aged students, the Choices programs for adults with autism and Asperger disorder, and the
