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Rhinebeck seeks to become Autism Supportive Community

Rhinebeck seeks to become Autism Supportive Community

RHINEBECK, N.Y — The Anderson Center for Autism is partnering with the Village of Rhinebeck to create the first Autism Supportive Community in the Hudson Valley region. Individuals, businesses, places of worship, schools, nonprofits and community groups are encouraged...

An Epiphany for the Ages

Like any art form, great writing can evoke emotion, enlighten, and even spark an epiphany. This morning, it was a New York Times article that touched me so deeply that I’m thinking about everything differently now. For years, I have been consuming stress as if it were...
Rhinebeck seeks to become Autism Supportive Community

In the new year, resolve to Do One Thing for someone else

With the turn of the calendar comes the annual pressure of transforming our habits and our lives: the New Year’s Resolution challenge. Most of us have been conditioned from the time we’re young to develop impressive lists of things we intend to do — or do better — in...

The Gift of Knitting

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. These gifts often stitch together childhood memories – and help develop a fabric of love for our lives that we can return to...
Rhinebeck seeks to become Autism Supportive Community

Recognize and empower people with disabilities

Beginning in 1992, people from all corners of the globe have recognized United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This year scheduled for Dec. 3, the theme is “Empowering Persons with Disabilities and Ensuring Inclusiveness and Equality,” a...