There is no doubt that technology has completely changed our world. It has given us unlimited access to information and communication while removing the need for physical, social interaction. Technology has helped kids with Autism learn and develop skills like never before. However, it has also shown to have negative effects. Kids with Autism reap…
Although Autism is usually diagnosed at 3 years old, it can be diagnosed as early as 12 months old. Diagnosing early on will lead to increased outcomes in motor, sensory, and social skills. Since an infant’s brain is much more malleable than a toddler’s, they will be able to learn these skills with more ease.…
As the weather turns crisp, you may be wondering how you can engage your child in fun Fall activities. For children who experience sensory challenges, the outdoors makes a great sensory playground. The cooler Fall weather is a perfect time to plan some fun outdoor activities! Here are some things you can do this Fall:…
Many parents may notice signs of Autism in their infants even before their first birthday. Although children without the condition often show similar behavior, it is important to consult with a pediatrician or family doctor if there are signs of developmental delays. An early diagnosis will lead to an increased outcome for your child. Here…
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Eden II students recently participated in the Guggenheim for All program, coordinated by Loretta Kennedy. Guggenheim for All provides a developmentally sound museum and art making opportunity for children with autism. Museum educators, Jodi and Emily, visited Beach Street for special art lessons and to give students a preview and recap of their experience touring…
BY PAMELA SILVESTRI silvestri@siadvance.com STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Brianna Roberts stunned in a sea foam green gown. Andrew Bianci proudly wore two neck pieces — one was conservative blue-on-black check tie and the other a rainbow jigsaw piece bowtie. This was the fifth annual of such a prom, a merge of three special needs groups…
Want to help support autism services during Autism Awareness Month? Shop at Barnes & Noble at the 2245 Richmond Avenue location on Wednesday, April 19th and present a printed bookfair voucher. A portion of your purchase will be donated to Eden II. Please share with family and friends! Vouchers can be downloaded here.
Want to help support autism services during Autism Awareness Month? Shop at Barnes & Noble at the 2245 Richmond Avenue location on Wednesday, April 19th and present a printed bookfair voucher. A portion of your purchase will be donated to Eden II. Please share with family and friends! Vouchers can be downloaded here.