autism

This will warm your heart during the holidays.

A New Jersey facility for young adults on the Autism Spectrum wants you to think of them this Giving Tuesday.

The coronavirus pandemic has the potential to take a toll on any child's mental health, but new research shows that children with autism are at an elevated risk of psychiatric problems such as anxiety, irritability and sleep issues.

Spectrum Works has established a pop up store at the American Dream mega-mall to help young adults learn practical skills.

New Jersey’s autism rate is one in every 32 children, nationally it is one out of every 54 children.

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The new building continues the university's tradition of training future practitioners in autism services, and conducting research to find solutions to help those 21 and older with autism succeed at all aspects of adult life.

"Delaying care, delaying an assessment, delaying a diagnosis even 11 months, that can be a very long time, especially when you're talking about a kid that might only be 26 months old," said Matthew Hess, CEO of First Children Services.

If there's a silver lining, it's the chance to slow down, rethink traditions and celebrate without upending routines.