Here's another way to celebrate Earth Day . . . visually. Please, always remember that you are needed. Someone, somewhere needs you, and you are of worth. You're welcome to download or share if you'd like. ... Read More about Remember the Earth and Your Worth
40 Questions to Spark Dinner Discussions
Dinner conversation? "What's that?" some families might ask jokingly. We all know that families benefit from eating meals together. But simply eating food might not provide all the nourishment we need. In addition to essential nutrients, we need to participate together in good, bonding conversation. So if your family tends to talk about the weather or enter heated discussions at dinnertime, you ... Read More about 40 Questions to Spark Dinner Discussions
“Keep Trying” Free Printable Quote
This weekend, I heard this fabulous quote. It really resonated with me, and I just had to share it. As I was selecting a picture to accompany it, I found this one and realized that the shades of blue matched April's Autism Awareness month. That's when it clicked! This quote is meant to be shared in blue! It truly reflects what we're talking about here at Go Beyond Autism: the answers are often ... Read More about “Keep Trying” Free Printable Quote
Autism Meme
My oldest son, who has yet to determine his blogging name, and I played around with this meme and had a great time making light of something that doesn't have to be that big of a deal. As you know, many people with autism, if not all, struggle to make direct eye contact. So we neurotypical, "normal" folks try to train them how to do it and go to great lengths to explain why it is so ... Read More about Autism Meme
5 Ways to Help Autistic Teens Adjust to Middle School
My son entered middle school this year. He's so cool! It's been a big transition, though. Some of the initial adjustments were extra tough because he deals with anxiety and autism. So those crowded, noisy hallways; constant transitions between classes; and overall newness were a challenge to deal with. But he managed. We managed. Through a lot of prayer, asking friends for ideas, brainstorming, ... Read More about 5 Ways to Help Autistic Teens Adjust to Middle School
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