TRAINING IN AUTISM-FRIENDLY E.R. CARE
As much as we try our best to prevent them, accidents happen all the time. When you or your loved one with autism needs emergency care,...
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Prep for ER Visit
TIPS TO PREPARE FOR EMERGENCY ROOM Emergency rooms are stressful for everyone, including children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)....
What is Stimming?
Stimming, also known as self-stimulating behaviors or stereotypy, are repetitive body movements or repetitive movements of objects. Many...
Sensory Friendly Businesses
WHY ARE SENSORY-FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENTS IMPORTANT? Walmart joins the growing list of stores, theaters, and attractions offering...
Supportive Housing Options
SUPPORTIVE HOUSING OPTIONS FOR ADULTS WITH AUTISM Ensuring a safe living environment is important to everyone. Many adults with autism...
Water Safety Champion
We wanted to take a moment and thank the City of Sunrise Aquatic Center Recreation Supervisor of Aquatics, Kendra Eckstrom, who helped...
Coping Strategies
Listen to music. Go for a walk. Exercise. Practice deep breathing. Use fidget toys. Meditate. Engage in relaxing activities. Practice...
Back to School Tips
WE HOPE YOU'VE ENJOYED OUR BACK-TO-SCHOOL TIPS! The Autism Society of Florida is here to help if you need further assistance throughout...
Autism and Grief
Autistic Grief Doesn't Have to Look Like Neurotypical Grief We may not show grief the way that you do. This doesn’t mean that we are...
Tips for College Students with Autism
FINDING YOUR WAY: A COLLEGE GUIDE FOR STUDENTS ON THE SPECTRUM Everyone deserves a fulfilling college experience, including students on...
Hurricane Preparedness
STAY ALERT | HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS FOR AUTISM FAMILIES! During any emergency, be it weather-related or man-made, we want those in the...
Social Media Safety
WHAT CAN PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS DO TO ENHANCE THE BENEFITS OF SOCIAL MEDIA WHILE REDUCING ITS HARMS Establish a media use plan. Youth...
Drowning Prevention
Five Reasons Children with Autism are Drawn to Water. Many children with autism enjoy swimming more than children without ASD. Many...
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