Is this where the adults that abuse and mistreat kids with #Autism come from?

She's not a Psychopath: She has Reactive Attachment Disorder This is Heather's Reactive Attachment story. It's similar to our in many ways but different in others.

It's Friday the 13th and I'm thinking I'm going to just stay in bed

Today is really, really trying my patience

I'm not a violent person by nature but I'm so sick of people charged with the welfare and safety of our kids with Autism, physically abusing them. I know what I'm about to say isn't politically correct but I just don't care anymore. The man (and I use the term loosely) in the below video needs to get his ass beat. ANYONE that puts their hands on a child, especially a special needs child, is a fucking coward. I don't care what his reasons are for smacking this 10 year old little boy with Autism.. There is absolutely no excuse for an adult to do this. What's even more infuriating is the fact that it takes more than simply watching the video to decided what to do with this man. Is it…

Surviving the change in routine after school let's out for the summer

A mile in my shoes - why this #SpecialNeeds #Dad is Heartbroken, Overwhelmed and Terrified

The reason I wanted to share simply because it's an Autism success story. Rishi reminds me of Emmett in many ways and I understand how heartbreaking it is to see your child with Autism melting down because they have spent all day doing their best at school and crashing when they get home. Anytime a parent can find a way to help their child cope, it's a victory.