Posts by Dan Getman

Inspired Insights: Creating a Structured, Sensory-Friendly Holiday Plan by Stephanie Shuttleworth, MEd, office coordinator at Child Inspired Therapy Blinking lights, family parties, decorations, and singing carols are what come to…

The meltdown is the message by Carla Koss, Autism Delaware content strategist–writer Remember the first time you heard a youngster being too loud and ornery in a store? Did you…

Families benefit from Empowered Connections by the staff of Autism Delaware’s family support services   Empowered Connections is a virtual workshop that connects families to information, support, and other families…

Parent & child rights in the special-education process by Carla Koss, Autism Delaware content strategist–writer School is starting soon. And if your child has a disability, he or she has…

Is your child home for the summer while his or her friends are going to camp? Preparing to hand your child over to strangers, whether for several hours or several…

Welcome to our Staff Spotlight series. These posts celebrate the talented, passionate team members who bring our mission to life every day. Today, we’re excited to shine a light on…

On the autism and gender spectrums by Carla Koss In the 1980s, healthcare professionals began to see more children with a clinical diagnosis of autism unable to answer this question:…

Welcome to our Staff Spotlight series. These posts celebrate the talented, passionate team members who bring our mission to life every day. Today, we’re excited to shine a light on…

Autism and mental health awareness With a complete picture of autism and its possible co-occurring mental health issues, you can gain understanding and an ability to support individuals on the…

Volunteers are the lifeblood of any nonprofit. Whether working in an office or at an event, volunteers play crucial roles in our success by supplementing the work of our small…