When Autism Self-Advocate and Public Speaker David Sharif died this weekend of a seizure, it brought attention to something that is a...

Ever since myself and the rest of the autism/neurodiversity community learned of the passing of fellow advocate David Sharif earlier this...

David Sharif (1997-2022) As many of you in the community know by now, we lost one of our most respected and dedicated members over the...

A lot of people may ask me what my key audience is as an autism/neurodiversity self-advocate and public speaker. I would answer you that...

Something that I have been wanting to do for some time now is to create a presentation on school assemblies. As some of you know, one of...

As promised, here is that blog I promised you about why I stopped watching “Hell’s Kitchen” and found it to be bad for my overall mental...

I’m sure many of you have heard by now that a federal judge (who, by the way, is only two years older than me and a couple months older...

First of all, on behalf of myself and “Going the Distance,” I wish you all a very happy and blessed Easter and Passover season. This is...

As we head into the most important week of the year if you are celebrating Easter or Passover, I wanted to share with you something that...

As you may recall, yesterday I talked about what it is to deal with constant drama that is around us. But the truth of the matter is...

A while back, I talked about why I couldn’t stand people who are dramatic in the workplace. But as it turns out, it’s not just in the...

Something that I have been wanting to cover for quite some time but never had the chance to is standardized statewide testing. In recent...

In keeping with my end of the school year blog posts, I wanted to cover an important issue that a lot of special education classes...

In my previous blog, I promised you all that I would be covering the end of the school year and the challenges that come with it. For...

I’m pretty high schools and colleges everywhere are experiencing this around this time of year, but I wanted to talk about it from my...

Something that was recently brought to my attention by my boss at Unicorn Children’s Foundation was warranted enough to be turned into a...

When I was down in Southeast Florida recently for Unicorn Children’s Foundation’s Gala, I couldn’t help but notice something about the...

Following what I had described in Blog #213 last week involving my friend/colleague, Rachel Barcellona of the Ability Beyond...

During my time as a student, I had the opportunity to be exposed to some of the great written works in literature, but there was sadly...

… I don’t usually write these kinds of blogs, but I feel that as a member of the neurodiversity/disability community, I do need to come...