The Autism Society of Greater Cincinnati is hosting weekly support group meetings for parents and caregivers. These meetings are intended to provide support, conversation, and new connections. Want to talk to other parents who get it? Join other parents/caregivers to talk about the joys and challenges of raising a child with autism. This group offers […]
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Dec
Dec
About this Event The Regional Autism Advisory Council is hosting a virtual event for professionals and family members as well as individuals with disabilities. The event will take place on Tuesday, December 15, 2020 at 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM EST Below is a description of the purpose of this event as well as some […]
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Dec
Dec
The Autism Society of greater Cincinnati is continuing their series of virtual Kids Exploring Fun with fun December themed stories and crafts for children and their families to join in and have some fun! On Saturday, December 12th at 9am, Ms. Jessica will be reading the story of Sneezy the Snowman and sharing a fun […]
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Oct
Oct
The University of Cincinnati Center of Excellence in Developmental Disabilities have released a Guide to Interacting with Police for individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Here are a few of the resources from their guide that can help children and adults with developmental disabilities better understand what to do when interacting with the police. A link to […]
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Oct
Oct
The Autism Society of Greater Cincinnati is hosting an online autism youth program that gives children opportunity for engagement, creativity, socialization, and of course fun! Each work, they host a new and different activity on Saturdays at 9am. This weeks activity includes the story of Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax and a craft project with Linden […]
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Sep
Sep
We Rock The Spectrum Kids Gym has a Cincinnati Ohio location where kids of various abilities are able to play and learn in a safe and appropriately modified environment! The Kids Gym offers many inclusionary equipment such as: Suspended equipment with swings for balance and vestibular treatment Crash mats and crash pillows for fun, motor […]
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Aug
Aug
Recently, PBS aired an episode of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood in which Daniel helped learned all about Coronavirus and how to stay safe and healthy. PBS has become a great resource in helping young children understand current conditions while also teaching them proper techniques to help stop the spread of germs. Here are some helpful Tips […]
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Aug
Aug
University of Cincinnati Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities, Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center have partnered together to compose a number of social stories to help you and your child prepare for and understand the new ways in which they will be attending school. If your child will be returning […]
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Aug
Aug
Oftentimes, girls can go undiagnosed in comparison to boys, girls tend to mask the symptoms of autism and don’t always fit the tradition autism stereotypes. Read on or follow the link to the full article published by the child mind institute HERE to learn more about why! Many more boys than girls are diagnosed on […]
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Read the full article and access great resources here! https://theinspiredtreehouse.com/calming-self-regulation-strategies-for-kids/?fbclid=IwAR0xPb735mJ0nmJUOEj0ybNQNu0d-80nua9fcZWzoJfPQA-0HCi6fvHUvxo One of the most common things that friends, family members, and parents in our therapy practice/play groups is self-regulation ask us about is self-regulation strategies. It seems that so many kids struggle with this very complex aspect of child development – for many different reasons. […]