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testimonial-news-switcher-widget Whether or not you’ve worked with those who have a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, you’ve likely heard of the world-renowned Temple Grandin. Continue Reading
I was going through life at 100 miles an hour, involved in everything as a student, from public school through college. Continue Reading
Abby Edwards, a teenager from East Moriches, N.Y., is expanding a successful “Pajama Day” fundraiser initiative, originally based on Long Island, to the Hudson Valley region. Continue Reading
Staatsburg, New York and East Moriches, New York – Abby Edwards, a teenager from East Moriches, NY, announced today plans to expand a successful “Pajama Day” fundraiser initiative, originally based on Long Island, to the Hudson Valley region. Continue Reading
STAATSBURG — Abby Edwards, a teenager from East Moriches, announced plans to expand a successful “Pajama Day” fundraiser initiative, originally based on Long Island, to the Hudson Valley region. Continue Reading
Christopher Boone, who likely has autism, is on a quest to find the killer of his neighbor's dog, challenging his relationship with his parents and a teacher. Continue Reading
For the 1 in 59 diagnosed with Autism, there's an entire family impacted as well. Continue Reading
The Anderson Center for Autism says a donation of 100 computers from the 109th Airlift Wing and Department of Defense’s Computers for Learning program has allowed the nonprofit to replace some of its older technology. Continue Reading
Every year, more children are being diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Continue Reading
The Anderson Center for Autism is partnering with the Village of Rhinebeck to create the first Autism Supportive Community in the Hudson Valley region. Continue Reading
Like any art form, great writing can evoke emotion, enlighten, and even spark an epiphany. Continue Reading
With the turn of the calendar comes the annual pressure of transforming our habits and our lives: the New Year’s Resolution challenge. Continue Reading
As children, we’re often the benefactors of gifts passed down by our parents, but have no understanding of their value until we are much older. Continue Reading
Beginning in 1992, people from all corners of the globe have recognized United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Continue Reading
RHINEBECK, N.Y. — Holiday season in the village begins Sunday, Nov. 25, with a parade, tree lighting and events that include a sensory safe space as part of autism awareness. Continue Reading
Sometimes, to get to the heart of the holiday, you've got to look beyond the expectations. Continue Reading
It has often been said that the quality of our lives is largely determined by the quality of our relationships. Continue Reading
Remember how empowered you felt when you first received your working papers? Or how independent you felt walking into work on your first official day? Continue Reading
When I trained to become a yoga teacher, one of my instructors reminded us of the great wisdom we hear from airline attendants. Just moments before taking flight, they all typically say the same thing: "Before you assist others, remember to put your own oxygen mask on." Continue Reading
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2017, 61.9 percent of married couples with children in their home were both employed. Continue Reading
Despite how difficult it was to accept our family’s reality, we all jumped in to support Karla. Continue Reading
It is often said that prejudice is being down on something you’re not up on. Continue Reading
For many people diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, making friends is extremely difficult. And for the moms and dads of the 1 in 59 impacted by autism, keeping friends might seem equally as challenging. Continue Reading
A Port Jefferson resident joined a contingent that trekked to Washington, D.C., to advocate for facilities that offer therapeutic treatments for mental health disorders like autism. Continue Reading
Anderson Center for Autism announced today that it recently received a donation of 100 computers as a result of the 109th Airlift Wing and Department of Defense’s Computers for Learning (DOD CFL) program. Continue Reading
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Anderson Center for Autism is offering FREE consultation services to assist businesses in becoming Autism Supportive Environments. Each business will receive up to 4 hours of consultation services to assist them in becoming an Autism Supportive Environment, which may include: Environmental Assessment, Staff Training, Recommendations for Designing an Autism Supportive Environment, Resources, etc. For more information please contact 845-889-9616 or AndersonConsulting@ACenterforAutism.org
Anderson Center for Autism’s Family Support Services program for children and adults with developmental disabilities offers in-home training and crisis support for managing challenging behaviors in the home and community environments. For further information and an application, please contact Lisa Susczynski, Consulting Coordinator, at 845-889-9616 or AndersonConsulting@ACenterforAutism.org.
