Month: January 2016

Ady’s Wings Makes Air Travel Feasible And Comfortable For Autists And Their Families

On May 11th, 2015, ABC News posted an article detailing the incident in which the Beegle family was escorted off a United Airlines aircraft. The reason: the captain was not comfortable having Juliette Beegle, a fifteen-year-old autistic girl, on board. According to the article, Juliette’s mother, Donna, asked the flight attendants for hot food for […]

Autism Service Dogs Are So Very Important

Autism service dogs are much more than just dogs to the families they serve; they are an irreplaceable part of those families’ everyday lives. These wonderful animals can help an autistic child focus and get acquainted with their surroundings without being so overwhelmed by sensory overload. By helping the child more easily adapt to their surroundings, the dog is […]

Revised: Five Autism Blogs for the New Year

After the stress of the holidays and all of the change and tumult they bring, January has its own claim on depression for many people, including those with autism. We’ve selected some worthy autism blogs to help you through the winter. Learn to Speak Your Autistic Child’s Language: Is it a challenge to talk about goals for the […]

Read MoreThe Benefits of Autism Service Dogs

If you or a loved one have have a diagnosis that is somewhere on the autism spectrum, then you undoubtedly want to do things for yourself or your loved one that will make your lives better. One way you can do this is through Autism Service Dogs. There are many benefits to having an autism […]