by AAoM Staff | Jun 5, 2019 | News
Finding Our Balance Contributed by Adam Kuda, Father and Director of Marketing, Comprehensive Early Autism Services Balance is important in life. As a father of a child with autism, I struggle sometimes to find that balance between not setting limits on what my son...
by AAoM Staff | May 6, 2019 | News
April showers bring….May autism awareness events! AAoM had a blast May 4th and 5th with the Henry Ford at their Day out with Thomas Sensory-Friendly Event and Autism Support of Kent County at their annual Autism Walk. About Thomas the Tank Engine Sensory...
by AAoM Staff | May 3, 2019 | News
When my daughter, Bianca, was younger it felt as though only families who were wealthy were able to provide for all of the needs of their children with autism, and families like mine simply were not. Expensive therapies, special diets, special schools, you name it,...
by AAoM Staff | Feb 27, 2019 | News
AAoM’s President and CEO, Colleen Allen, stopped by the Lucy Ann Lance Show- WLBY AM last week to talk all things AAoM and thank fraternities from University of Michigan for a record breaking fundraiser in Ann Arbor....
by AAoM Staff | Jan 31, 2019 | News
Thank you to the Catalyst Club and Sergio Gasperoni for providing wearable GPS devices for children on the autism spectrum disorder who wander from their homes or other safe situations, along with educational safety kits that provide parents with pertinent information...
by AAoM Staff | Dec 3, 2018 | News
Evan Frye, 18, may have an ASD diagnosis, but that hasn’t stopped him from making his way to being a finalist in a huge national invention competition (along with his younger brother). In preparing for the competition, he learned to do graphic design and compose...
