When a child is diagnosed with autism, it not only affects the diagnosed child but also has a significant impact on their family members, especially their siblings. Siblings of children with autism face unique challenges and experiences that can shape their lives and relationships in profound ways. In this article, we will explore the experiences of siblings of children with autism and discuss strategies to support and empower them
When Bing’s occupational therapist told us that she wanted to help him to try fruits, I doubted she would succeed. After all, our family had spent years cajoling and encouraging him to try new types of food. Fruits were a big no-no for him.
Join Desiree & Saiqa ~ Supporting U in October on Friday the 13th at 9 pm talking about fears.
Once the words autism is uttered to you, your whole perspective on the world changes. Especially if you are a parent, and you have just found out your child is autistic. Parenting is tough, and when neurodiversity is in the mix, the challenges evolve into unknown territory for most.
Monthly parent support group by Desiree & Saiqa ~ Supporting U.
Desiree and family, brought their 8-year son to SpalshMania as his birthday treat. She shared their experience at the water theme park with some tips for fellow parents .
Join Desiree & Saiqa ~ Supporting U in the month of August talking about Toxic Positivity. Free session on Zoom for parents / caregivers with special needs children.
Parenting doesn’t come with a manual. For some of us, our child’s diagnosis completely changed our perspectives on parenting. Perhaps the most difficult of all is adjusting our expectations. We love our children! There’s no doubt but we are also entitled to a safe space to express how and what we feel along our journey.
We are Desiree & Saiqa ~ Supporting U. In June, we are hosting the topic of “Isolation in Waves”. Have you ever been in a room full of people and still felt lonely? Or have you felt so isolated that you did not know who to reach out to?
Join us for our next discussion via Zoom. Moms, dads and all caregivers with specials needs children are welcome. You may choose a date and time more convenient for you. We will be discussing the same topic in both sessions. Date options: 12 May 2023 and 15 May 2023.
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