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Understanding Special Interests in Autism
As a parent, you’ve likely watched your child line up their toys in perfect order or heard them share fascinating details about trains. You might wonder: Should I redirect this behaviour? Am I encouraging something unhealthy? The truth is, these intense interests and need for predictable routines aren’t problems to solve - they’re windows into your child’s unique way of experiencing the world.
Jan 274 min read


Understanding Elopement in Autism & Special Needs
Elopement occurs when a person leaves a safe, supervised area without permission or awareness of danger. While most research has focused on autism, similar behaviours are also observed in individuals with intellectual disabilities, Down syndrome, ADHD, traumatic brain injury, and dementia. Families, schools, and community programs grapple with the dual need to respect personal autonomy while averting tragedy. The anxiety and vigilance required can impact family quality of li
Jan 264 min read


Beyond the Blueprint: Why your Child's Environment Matters as Much as Their DNA
Environmental adaptations influence the foundation for future health, resilience, and skills.
Jan 222 min read
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