What We Think

Explore the podcast "My Words Are My Voice," showcasing writings from nonspeaking individuals in the autism community. Listen and learn!

Nick shares his journey of the shift from relying on scripted speech to expressing genuine thoughts and feelings using text-based communicat

Building inclusive schools is everyone's responsibility, especially those of us with nondisabled children.

Dear Friends, You might be wondering what happened to my posts/shares. I have been inside the cloud of pain with significant medical...

If I could make myself a time machine, I would return to my first IEP meeting where I was able to communicate with a letterboard and I would

He could understand us on a level we had no idea about until he picked up that pencil and began to communicate. This gave us so much hope.

Presuming competence means a person with a disability has an ability to think, learn & understand– even if you may not see evidence of this.

My son gets so aggressive and I don’t know why. It seems like nothing sparks these outbursts. My daughter will scratch me and pull my...

My speech goes beyond what I think of as unreliable. To me it is reliably annoying.

So many times you need to adapt to the dated notions of society where disability might be accommodated but not so deeply welcomed.