Jennifer McCaskill
I’ve been thinking a lot about the neurodiversity movement lately. And it makes a lot of sense to me ….. people with autism want to be heard, respected, and accepted. Actually, all people want to be heard, respected, and accepted. So in that respect, as in so many others, people diagnosed with autism are no … Read more
We all have good and bad days, but some seem worse than others. So much of our time is spent talking about our experiences, sharing what went wrong with another in hopes of finding support and comfort. Just the other day, I was talking with another mom, and she claimed that she had the absolute … Read more
Remember Gatorade’s “Be Like Mike“? Fans of a certain age are probably already hearing the jingle in their heads as they read. If this is your introduction to the commercial song that the world came to love, it is almost certain to be stuck in your head for the rest of the day once you … Read more
My name is Emma, I’m 10 years, in 5th grade, and my mom is an Autism Specialist and her business is Developing Minds. In 4th grade I was in an inclusion class with 3 children with special needs. Seeing my mother’s work gave me the idea to observe how different the atmosphere was in my … Read more
“Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.” -Aristotle To be honest, when I left for China I really had no idea what to expect. The farthest I had been prior to this adventure was Mexico! I was invited into China as an expert, as the American who specializes in a … Read more