Dear Washington Autism Alliance Community, As we begin a new year, I am filled with gratitude for the incredible journey we’ve shared in advancing autism awareness, acceptance and access to vital services and resources for our loved ones. Together, we’ve woven a tapestry of compassion, better understanding, and empowerment. Client visits hold a special place […]

WAAA has heard from multiple families seeking in-person educational services and this blog addresses those concerns. WAAA sees the extraordinary challenges presented to everyone involved in school under pandemic conditions. As school districts implement their opening plans, we must return our focus over and over to the children whose needs are uniquely unmet by most […]

School is out for the summer, and for many of us that means a vacation, whether it be a Caribbean cruise, camping in the mountains, a trip to an Iowa family reunion, or an exciting adventure abroad.  Unfortunately, many people on the autism spectrum, especially children, struggle with travel for a wide range of reasons. […]

Dating and looking for a loving relationship can bring excitement, but it can also bring some level of stress as a person navigates social interactions with someone you are just getting to know. For neurodivergent individuals looking for love, there may be additional obstacles to navigate in order to thrive in the dating scene. Nonetheless, […]