One last walk on Halloween with my son
The childhood innocence of Halloween is over
The childhood innocence of Halloween is over
We are a long way from identifying definitive biomarkers to illness and personalized gene therapies are likely generations away
Small gestures can make all the difference to families affected by autism
Each of us is worthy of dignity and respect. The more we embrace this truth about ourselves, the more we can see it in our neighbours.
With early intervention and the right supports, children with autism can learn and thrive. But too many doors are closed to these children
The talents of some children are like buried treasure. But you can trust a parent to see these precious gifts and help unearth them
The tangled web of disability governance and policy in Canada needs to clarified and centralized