In recent years, knowledge and information surrounding autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have become much more widespread, available, and accurate. With this flood of information has come the realization that so many more individuals may have…
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Thanks to a generous gift from Jan Marson, a founding member of the University Center for Autism and Neurodevelopment (UCAN), a new research role has been established at UCAN that will focus on analyzing over…
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Autism Acceptance Month is here with us, and that means a lot to those living with and affected by autism. For those who may not be familiar with Autism Acceptance Month, it is a time…
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According to reports, the rapid pace of technological advancements, coupled with the rising prevalence of autism diagnosis in the United States and inherent difficulties within the autism therapy sector, highlights the pressing need for innovative…
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SB380 was introduced to Nevada lawmakers on March 17, 2025. The goal of this bill is to increase education requirements in various law enforcement agencies across the state surrounding autism and other intellectual disabilities. This…
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Love Island fans are encouraging and supporting former star Camilla Thurlow and her family after she revealed that her youngest daughter has been diagnosed with autism. Camilla Thurlow has been in the spotlight since appearing…
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Autism has been a widely researched topic in the past two decades. Among the notable figures in this field is Associate Professor Rochelle Hines, who has also co-founded the renowned Hines Group at UNLV. Hines…
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Did you know that elopement, also known as wandering off, is a common issue for parents of autistic children? Autistic children are more prone to wandering to avoid adverse situations, for enjoyment purposes, as a…
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Work is something many individuals may take for granted in their daily lives, however, for people with disabilities, the process of obtaining and maintaining employment can be a daunting task due to the existing barriers…
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It was a breakthrough for Natasha Nelson, a 35-year-old businesswoman from Stone Mountain, Georgia, when she was finally diagnosed with autism a few years ago. Prior to that, she had always struggled to understand social…
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