I don’t usually write fiction, but I was moved to write this short story for my newsletter, PIPS NEWS, based on the experience of some friends of mine. See what you think about my foray into fiction writing. Dina was confused. This was the fifth Hanukkah since her parents’ divorce, and the first one since […]
Student Gifts For Their Parents: Make Someone Happy!
If you work with very young children, you are probably planning to have your students make Christmas or Hanukkah presents for their parents. The younger they are, the less able they are to initiate making or buying gifts themselves, so I’m glad you help them with this holiday tradition. Your help here is especially appreciated […]
Find a Hideout: Reduce Sensory Overload
You’ve probably all had the experience of your child having a full-blown melt-down, usually at the worst possible time. Nobody likes it, least of all your child. It can be terrifying to feel out of control. The holidays are usually rich with new experiences, high expectations, tons of social situations, and a sensory nightmare. Sensory […]
Identifying Girls And Women On The Spectrum
If you are a professional who conducts autism assessments, you probably see far more boys and men than you do girls and women. There is a strong belief that more boys have autism than girls, because more are identified. What we often fail to take into account is how autism presents very differently in males […]
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