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Autism Acceptance Month and beyond - Vimarsana News

Autism Acceptance Month and beyond

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is receiving more public attention these days. April marked Autism Acceptance Month, dedicated to celebrating the diverse experiences of individuals on the spectrum. While the month has passed, our journey of learning and understanding should persist throughout the yea

Siskin Children's Institute CEO Derek Bullard stepping down | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Siskin Children's Institute CEO Derek Bullard stepping down | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Derek Bullard, the president and CEO of Siskin Children's Institute, announced his retirement Thursday morning.

"Explore The Spectrum" with Robin Vergara from ABLE UK Dubai - Vimarsana News

"Explore The Spectrum" with Robin Vergara from ABLE UK Dubai

Each week on Explore the Spectrum, our host Jeanetta Bryant discusses the latest news and developments related to autism, as well as providing expert insights and advice to our audience. Be ready for anything by listening to what these insiders have to say. This week, Jeanetta speaks with Robin Vergara from ABLE UK Dubai. To learn more, visit https://able.ae.

FSU-Panama City receives $75,000 donation from St. Joe Company - Vimarsana News

FSU-Panama City receives $75,000 donation from St. Joe Company

FSU Panama City finally has the funding to expand its Early Childhood Autism Program, or ECAP for short.

Empathy needed for the autistic community - Vimarsana News

Empathy needed for the autistic community

Our society thrives on making abnormal individuals “normal.” This is the case with Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy, which is a normalized, widely-accepted form of prejudice against autistic children.