Updated for November–December Travel Season As the holiday season approaches, many families begin planning their travels to visit relatives, discover new destinations, or simply enjoy a different environment. However, for families with children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), air travel can present unique challenges and heightened stress levels. The bustling atmosphere of crowded terminals and the potential for sensory overload can make the airport experience p

Thanksgiving is a wonderful opportunity to connect with loved ones, express gratitude, and honor cherished traditions. For families raising children on the autism spectrum, this special time can bring unique challenges, such as disruptions in routine, unfamiliar food, noisy environments, and social pressures that may feel overwhelming. The wonderful news is that with a bit of thoughtful planning and open-mindedness, Thanksgiving can be a delightful and stress-free experience

For many families, Thanksgiving week is a time to relax, connect, and create memories. But for children on the autism spectrum, the sudden change in routine, especially now that most schools close for the entire week, can bring stress, anxiety, and dysregulation. At Amy’s Angels Health Care, we know how important structure and predictability are. So let’s walk through how to prepare your child (and your household) for a smoother transition into the holiday week and set everyo

On  Sunday, November 2, 2025 , clocks will fall back an hour for Daylight Saving Time. For many, change comes easily, but for individuals with autism, it can be quite a challenge. The shifts in routine, light, and sleep patterns can be overwhelming for those who thrive on predictability. However, with a few thoughtful adjustments, you can empower your child to embrace these changes with greater comfort and confidence. Together, we can turn transitions into wonderful opportuni