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We're thrilled to announce that Aishwarya Ravi Kumar has joined the Ability Advocacy family as a Full Stack Developer - Intern. With Aishwarya’s enthusiasm, skills and personal drive for social impact we're confident she will make a significant contribution to our team. Please join us in giving her a warm welcome !!!!! #newhire, #welcome, #AbilityAdvocacy, #frontenddeveloper, #internship. #autism

December 3 INTERNATIONAL DAY OF " DIVYANGJAN" .... .... ... ... ... ... #promotedivyangjan Assosiate with Ability Advocacy

Looking for a Marketing Partner with Autism & ADHD Expertise! Ability Advocacy is seeking a marketer or agency experienced in #Autism, #ADHD, and neurodiverse communities. We need someone skilled in creating campaigns that resonate with families, caregivers, and healthcare providers. If you or someone you know fits this profile, let’s connect! 📩 DM or contact us at careers@abilityadvocacy.com #Hiring #Marketing #AutismAwareness #Neurodiversity #AbilityAdvocacy

Heading out with a child? Here are three essentials to carry in your purse for a smoother experience: 1️⃣ Snacks – Having familiar, healthy snacks like granola bars, fruit, or crackers can help manage hunger and prevent meltdowns. 2️⃣ Wipes or Hand Sanitizer – Maintaining hygiene is key, especially when in busy or public places. Wipes help with spills or sticky hands, while hand sanitizer is great for quick clean-ups. 3️⃣ Comfort Item – A favorite toy, blanket, or try to keep sensory stimulation things which they play at home, ear phones if they have sound sensory issues, these can provide reassurance and calm if your child feels overwhelmed or anxious in unfamiliar settings. #AutismParenting #SpecialNeedsParenting #AutismAwareness #ParentingHacks #OnTheGo #SupportAndComfort #AutismLife #FamilyEssentials #AbilityAdvocacy

Techniques to Handle a Breakdown for Parents of a Child with Autism Navigating emotional moments with care and understanding. 1️⃣ Recognize Triggers ➡️ Observe what leads to breakdowns, such as sensory overload or routine changes. Understanding these can help you anticipate and prevent future issues. 2️⃣ Create a Safe Space ➡️ Set up a calming area with comforting items like noise-canceling headphones or weighted blankets to help your child feel secure. 3️⃣ Implement Deep Breathing ➡️ Teach simple deep breathing exercises. Regular practice empowers your child to use these techniques independently during stressful moments. (Details of Breathing Exercises in comments) Every child is unique, and patience is essential. Seek guidance from professionals for tailored support. Share your experiences! How do you handle breakdowns? Join the conversation in the comments—you're not alone! #AutismSupport #ParentingTips #EmotionalWellbeing #ChildDevelopment #CalmDownTechniques #SpecialNeedsParenting #AutismAwareness #AbilityAdvocacy

Techniques to Handle a Breakdown for Parents of a Child with Autism Navigating emotional moments with care and understanding. 1️⃣ Recognize Triggers ➡️ Observe what leads to breakdowns, such as sensory overload or routine changes. Understanding these can help you anticipate and prevent future issues. 2️⃣ Create a Safe Space ➡️ Set up a calming area with comforting items like noise-canceling headphones or weighted blankets to help your child feel secure. 3️⃣ Implement Deep Breathing ➡️ Teach simple deep breathing exercises. Regular practice empowers your child to use these techniques independently during stressful moments. (Details of Breathing Exercises in comments) Every child is unique, and patience is essential. Seek guidance from professionals for tailored support. Share your experiences! How do you handle breakdowns? Join the conversation in the comments—you're not alone! #AutismSupport #ParentingTips #EmotionalWellbeing #ChildDevelopment #CalmDownTechniques #SpecialNeedsParenting #AutismAwareness #AbilityAdvocacy

✨ Wishing everyone a joyful and vibrant Diwali! As we celebrate this beautiful festival of lights, let’s remember to be considerate of those around us, especially individuals with special needs. Let’s create an inclusive atmosphere where everyone can enjoy the festivities. Small gestures can make a big difference! May this Diwali bring happiness, health, and peace to all. #HappyDiwali #InclusiveDiwali #FestivalOfLights #JoyForEveryone #BeConsiderate

"Every day, you bring hope, strength, and progress into the lives of special kids and their families. Your dedication and compassion transform challenges into triumphs. Keep being the incredible changemakers that you are. Your work makes a world of difference!" Keep inspiring and making magic happen! #OTHeroes #SpecialKids #TherapyMagic #OccupationalTherapists #MakingADifference #InspirationInAction #HopeAndHealing #EmpowerThroughCare #OTWarriors #EveryStepCounts

How Can We Embrace Acceptance in the Journey of Autism? Acceptance can be one of the most challenging aspects of navigating a diagnosis like Autism Spectrum Disorder, but it is an essential first step. Choosing denial not only hinders your growth but also affects your child's well-being. While the pursuit of acceptance can be difficult, consider these approaches: 1. Seeking support: Connect with others who understand your journey through support groups or professional guidance. 2. Educating yourself: Knowledge is power. Learning about autism helps you understand your child’s needs and strengths. 3. Celebrating small victories: Acknowledge every achievement, no matter how small, to find motivation and hope. 4. Maintaining a positive outlook: Focus on possibilities rather than challenges. A positive mindset can greatly impact your journey. 5. Empowerment: Advocate for your child by equipping yourself with the right tools and resources. While acceptance is challenging, it is vital for both you and your child. Embracing this process can create a supportive environment, paving the way for growth and resilience. Let’s walk this path together, supporting each other every step of the way. #AutismAcceptance #Support #Parenting #KnowledgeIsPower #CelebrateProgress #PositiveMindset #Empowerment #Community #AbilityAdvocacy

Every parent feels deeply for their child, and experiencing emotional vulnerability with a diagnosis like Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is natural. This journey can be overwhelming, and it’s important to acknowledge the emotions that arise. As a parent, you may encounter several common responses: 1. Shock and Disbelief: Feeling stunned upon receiving the diagnosis is completely normal. 2. Hoping for a Different Diagnosis: It's common to wish for an alternative explanation for your child’s challenges. 3. Lack of Knowledge: The complexities of autism can leave many parents feeling unprepared and uncertain about what this means for their child and family. Remember, these feelings are valid, and you are not alone. Seeking support during this time is essential. Professional guidance can help you understand the diagnosis, explore available resources, and develop strategies to support your child’s development. We are here to offer the support you need on this journey, whether through information, community connections, or emotional assistance. Our goal is to lighten the load and empower you as you navigate this path. #AutismAwareness #ASDSupport #ParentingJourney #SpecialNeedsParenting #AutismSpectrum #EmotionalSupport #AutismCommunity #UnderstandingAutism #ParentSupport #Neurodiversity #AbilityAdvocacy