Taking Authority Over Autism

A picture is worth a thousand words...

Illustrator Darcy Bell-Myers tells Sheletta how she was able to capture the sensibilities as well as the soul of her son Brandon in her latest autism book Brandon Spots His Sign.

Finding a job when you have autism

Sheletta chats with her friends at Autism Speaks about their upcoming webinar that helps people on the spectrum find jobs.

Bring in the barber...

Sheletta and her barber talk about how important it is to educate barbers and beauticians about the best way to deal with their clients who have autism.

Everyone can afford access...

Sheletta couldn't believe it when her friends at Comcast told her about a way to get low-cost internet while taking advantage of a new government program that'll essentially bring your monthly bill down to ZERO dollars.

The color of fun...

Sheletta talks about how The Crayola Experience at Mall of America is a great place for kids with autism to have fun.

A bowl of culture...

Dr. Artika Tyner joins Sheletta to talk about a new book that teaches about cultural heritage through a bowl of gumbo for Black History Month.

Stop at the Science Museum

Sheletta introduces autism moms and dads to all the fun things their special needs kiddos can do at the Science Museum of Minnesota.

New TV control helps people with special needs...

Joel Moffatt from Comcast joins Sheletta to talk about a new Xfinity adaptive remote control for people with physical and speech disabilities. 

Teaching about MLK in a sweet way...

Sheletta shows you how to teach your special needs children about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by baking sweet potato pies. Cooking one of Ms. Rose McGee's comfort pies with your children then sharing it with someone is a unique way to honor the civil rights leader.

New autism portal helps kids on the spectrum

Sheletta introduces folks to a new autism portal helps parents find resources and services for their special needs children.