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The occurrence of autism has climbed to an alarming

one in 100 people across the country.  Autism is a

bio-neurological developmental disability, which

impacts the normal development of  the brain in

the areas of social interaction, communication skills,

and cognitive function.  Individuals with autism

typically have difficulties in verbal and non-verbal communication, social interactions, and leisure or

play activities.

Click here

to see an article

by Rebecca Klaw:

Thoughtful Response to Agitation, Escalation and Meltdowns in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders

                                                                           Click here for

Growing Up Together...

an information sheet for

typical peers, siblings,

neighbors, etc. to

help them understand

the child that has autism.