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Spooky season is here! While it comes with fun costumes and candy, it can also cause overwhelm and sensory challenges.
Everyone deserves to have a fun and safe Halloween season! Here are some ideas for how to make trick-or-treating as low-stress as possible.
August 2025 marks the fourteenth anniversary of Shayan’s Settlement! The settlement is a benchmark for insurance coverage for all children, adolescents, and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the state of Washington.
On July 26, 2025, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) turns 35! This law is fundamental for disabled people, opening doors to housing, jobs, education, and public spaces – all with the promise of fair access and necessary support.
The Fourth of July is known for lake days, barbecues with friends and family, parades, and closing out the night with fireworks. While fun for many, these activities can also be overstimulating and overwhelming. Here are some ideas to help you/your loved one feel safer and calmer throughout the day! Headphones and Sunglasses While seemingly […]
In recent years, studies have begun to show that autistic individuals may identify as LGBTQIA+ at a higher rate. For many, the journey of self-discovery in terms of gender and sexuality can resonate with the autistic experience of navigating a world with neurotypical and cisheteronormative standards. This intersection can bring unique challenges. Individuals navigating life […]
June 12, 2025 – In a significant legal development, the Supreme Court today issued a ruling that fundamentally alters the landscape for disability discrimination claims in educational settings. The Court overturned a lower court’s application of a “bad faith or gross misjudgment” standard, which had previously imposed a substantial hurdle for plaintiffs alleging discrimination against […]
