Promoting Inclusivity in the Telehealth Movement
November 30, 2021
The emergency department (ED) is often a chaotic, loud, and, frankly, frightening place. Patients may
Tackling Employment Outcomes from All Angles
November 01, 2021
As a transition specialist, I had observed young adults falling off “the services cliff” —
Embracing Neurodiversity in the Skilled Trades
October 06, 2021
“Help Wanted” signs seem to be commonplace these days. According to news and business reports,
Preparing Neurodivergent College Students for Careers
September 01, 2021
When I first entered the gates of Mercyhurst University in the spring of 2017, I
The Intersection of Autism and Mental Health
August 04, 2021
In recent years, awareness of mental health concerns has grown, coinciding with an increased understanding
At the Intersection of Mental Health and Autism
July 13, 2021
It is estimated that as many as 70% of those on the autism spectrum experience
Acknowledging and Addressing Our Mental Health Needs
June 02, 2021
“Not until we are lost, do we begin to understand ourselves” – Henry David Thoreau
Reconsidering the Importance of Quality of Life
March 30, 2021
The pandemic has provided a tremendous opportunity to consider what we value in life. As
Strengthening Support for the Military Autism Community
March 02, 2021
It is a grey autumn day in New York City in 2002. We are standing
December 31, 2020
As an autism sexuality advocate, writer, and professional speaker, one question that people often ask
The Value of Participatory Research: AASPIRE’s Autistic Burnout Study
December 02, 2020
I have a unique position as both an autism researcher and a member of the
November 12, 2020
Our autistic loved ones have touched our lives in profound ways. Each day, they teach
