Monthly Archive for: ‘January, 2017’
How Campus Models Help Seniors with Intellectual Disabilities Stay Connected
Bill, a charming 56-year-old Southern gentleman sits proudly under the lifetime’s worth of taekwondo medals and the sashes from being […]
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Designing Living Spaces for Autism on a Budget
As someone who is deaf, I have personally experienced the impact of architectural and design strategies utilized in the creation […]
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Winter Sports for People of All Abilities: Adaptive Skiing Centers in the USA
Did you know that most winter sports, including skiing, can be adapted for individuals with disabilities? Individuals who live in […]
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You Can Speak Up for Special Needs Housing Just Like This Father
My name is Alex Gargarita. I’m not a professional lobbyist or policy wonk – just an autism parent and advocate […]
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JaLynn Prince, MHAF President, Talks Autism in Adulthood on Montgomery Week in Review
Madison House’s President and Cofounder, JaLynn Prince, appeared on the television program “Montgomery Week in Review” to discuss issues impacting […]
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5 Trendy and Affordable Fashion Options for Adults with Autism
Are you an adult with autism who struggles with laces or buttons? Does your son or daughter find tags annoying? Are you […]
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MHAF Featured Artist | Christian Early’s Perfect World of Wonder and Whimsy
Note: Some of the quotes used in this article were paraphrased by Christian’s mother, Mayra. Christian Early, 33, began painting […]
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You Aut to Know: Meaningful, Paid Employment is Possible for Adults with Autism
When it comes to jobs and adults with autism, we already know the facts: their employment rate is low, their […]
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Autism Gurus | Stephen Shore, Ed.D. Talks Self-Advocacy, Ability, and Inclusion
Nonverbal until age four, Dr. Stephen Shore was diagnosed with “atypical development” and “strong autistic tendencies.” Labeled “too sick” for […]
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