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If you’ve ever typed “what does the Bible say about autism” into a search bar at 11 p.m. while your child is finally asleep, I see you. This post is for the parent carrying big questions, the caregiver trying to hold faith and exhaustion in the same hands, and anyone searching for a biblical perspective on autism that feels grounding rather than dismissive. The Bible doesn’t mention autism by…

Non-Verbal Learning Disorder occurs due to irregular functioning of the brain area responsible for processing visual-spatial information. The signs of NVLD include poor hand coordination, an inability to understand facial expression, and body language.

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High-functioning autistic individuals are people whose learning skills of reading and writing are perfect but whose social and behavioural sensitivity is poor leading to undesirable behaviours.

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I expected to write about water slides.

Instead, I found myself thinking about accessibility.

DreamWorks Water Park at the American Dream Mall has a lot going for it: creative theming, genuinely exciting attractions, and employees who often went out of their way to help my family.

But visiting with my two adult daughters, both of whom are on the severe end of the autism spectrum, also exposed design choices and policies that made what should have been a carefree day much more stressful than necessary.

My latest article looks at the good, the bad, and the ugly of the experience. We had a great time, so this isn't meant to discourage anyone from visiting. Instead, I hope to encourage a conversation about how attractions can become more welcoming to every family.

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As temperatures rise, Anna wants to remind everyone that heat can be particularly difficult for many autistic individuals and their families.

Every autistic person is different… Stay safe everyone.

A mssg from Dr Anna Kennedy OBE - @AnnaKennedy1

Meltdowns are not “bad behavior.”

They are overwhelming moments where a child may struggle to process emotions, sounds, lights, or situations all at once. 💙

This carousel shares gentle ways parents and caregivers can support autistic children during meltdowns with love and empathy. 🧩

Because every child deserves to feel safe, heard, and supported. 🌈

Sometimes, repeated words are not “just copying.” For many autistic children, echolalia can be a way to communicate, process emotions, learn language, or feel comforted.🗣️

Every repeated phrase has meaning behind it — even when we don’t immediately understand it. Instead of stopping the repetition, let’s try understanding the reason behind it. ✨

Swipe through to discover what echolalia really means in autism and how we can support children with patience and empathy.

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