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Back-to-School Transition Tips for Autistic Students
Back-to-school season — for many families, it’s a mix of excitement, preparation, and maybe a little anxiety. But when your child is on the autism spectrum, this transition can feel like navigating a stormy sea without a compass. The emotional weight of change, new environments, and expectations can be overwhelming for autistic children and their […]
Martin Slyngstad, Autistic Author, Keynote Speaker, and Special Olympics Athlete
Martin Slyngstad’s journey is a powerful story of transformation, hope, and resilience. Diagnosed with autism at a young age, many might have underestimated him. But Martin proved from the start that he was unstoppable. His life has been a continuous journey of breaking barriers—first through the written word, then on stages filled with eager listeners, […]
DHA’s Broad Agency Announcement for Extramural Medical Research Open until 2027 – Coalition for National Trauma Research
Download the BAA Here The Broad Agency Announcement was originally released October 1, 2022, and is continuously open for a five-year period. The closing date is September 30, 2027. Tap CNTR’s DoD grant submission and project management expertise, and let us help you prepare a winning proposal! Among others, BAA program priorities include: Combat Casualty […]
From Rock Bottom to Rebuilding
From Rock Bottom to Rebuilding: How I Turned Survival Into Purpose For a long time, I believed that if I just held it together, for her, for the kids, for the sake of peace, things would eventually get better. I told myself I was strong enough to endure anything. But I was wrong. I spent […]
Inside Trauma Research: Building a video game to improve triage decisions
Deepika Mohan, MD, MPH, has been working for more than a decade to develop Night Shift, a video game that simulates trauma triage decision-making. The goal of the game is to improve the ability of ED physicians at Level III, IV and V trauma centers to recognize severely injured patients who would benefit from being […]
July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month
Dr. Deb: July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month July is Minority Health Awareness Month. This awareness day was named after mental health activist and author Bebe Moore Campbell – and focuses on building awareness about the importance of mental wellness and effective mental health care for minorities. According to research, minorities are […]
Mary Russell, Swimming Champion & Autistic Advocate
Advocacy began in the quiet embrace of water for Mary Russell. The pool never hurried her or demanded explanations; it accepted her just as she was. Water became her first true friend—a place where she felt safe and understood. Her story goes far beyond swimming; it’s about turning struggle into strength and using every stroke […]
Life-Saving Water Safety Tips for Parent of Autistic Children
Life-saving moments happen every time your child with autism is near water, and if you’re a parent, you know how fast your heart can start pounding in those seconds. You’re far from alone in this—countless families live with the same constant, nerve-wracking worry. Water safety isn’t just a precaution; it’s truly a matter of life […]
Facebook Live Stream May Cause Social Media Envy
When Filters, Likes, and Highlight Reels Affect Real Life Support Teen Mental Health. Join the Movement. Get emotional wellness tools, inspiring stories, and practical advice to help teens heal and thrive. Thank you! You have successfully joined our subscriber list. Feeling Left Out Online Lately, while scrolling through Facebook, I’ve noticed something that many of […]
Teenage Boys And Social Media
How to guide your son through the digital landscape with wisdom and awareness Support Teen Mental Health. Join the Movement. Get emotional wellness tools, inspiring stories, and practical advice to help teens heal and thrive. Thank you! You have successfully joined our subscriber list. How Social Media Influences Teenage Boys Social media plays a major […]