This interdisciplinary learning session brings together clinicians and researchers from Children’s Hospital Minnesota to offer a clear, evidence-based overview of the medical and biological aspects of autism. Designed for both […]

For autistic people and those who support us, our homes are often where we are most able to customize and innovate the environment for access, enjoyment, and rest. How can […]

Autism is a spectrum, and autistic people have a wide range of support needs. Individuals with higher support needs may use limited or non-speaking forms of communication and may have […]

Join us for a workshop focused on empowering individuals with disabilities and their families in Minnesota through person-centered planning and innovative approaches. This session will guide participants on how to […]

In the autism community, the term masking refers to the way that many autistic people (consciously to unconsciously) try to blend in and appear less autistic. It’s often a way […]

While various employment policies and programs in Minnesota have experienced cuts and shifts, autistic and disabled adults will always continue to seek opportunity, security, and purpose through work. In this […]

We have more students struggling in general education than ever while supports for teachers are tighter than ever. How do we sustainably include more students with disabilities in general education? […]

This session is a practical and restorative training designed to help you create meaningful moments of recovery and authenticity — for yourself, your clients, or your loved ones. Through guided […]

The foundations of relationships – things like mutual trust, kindness, and respect – can be more complicated than they sound. It can be difficult to know how to set boundaries […]