By, Katherine Lycke, M.Ed/Ed.S, Marriage and Family Therapy Intern This time of year is notoriously known to be a very chaotic one for families as parents and children acclimate back to the school routine. Gone are the warm, lazy days of summer. They have been replaced with a harsh unload of stress and anxiety. Stress and the pressure to ... Continue Reading
ABP Episode 46: Thanks For Treating Me Like Everyone Else | What We Wish Educators Knew About Autism | A Conversation with Julie Blanco-Davila
We’re in the classroom today, talking with Sociology professor, Julie Blanco-Davila about how to best include people with disabilities into our classrooms. One of the biggest complaints I hear from autism parents surrounds their child’s education. Despite the increase in the number of children with disabilities in our mainstream classrooms, ... Continue Reading
