Taking Authority Over Autism

Pacer Has Info on Housing

Sheletta chats with her friends from Pacer about housing options once adults with autism age out of school based programs and services. 

How Yoga and Medication Can Make Your House More Peaceful

Sheletta chats with her friend Shontel Booker of Dream in Color Yoga studios about how we can use yoga and medication to make our autistic children and ourselves more calm and at peace during times of stress.

Teaching Your Autistic Child About Black History

Sheletta's friend Shannon Gibney recently wrote a book that will help teach your child about the modern day civil rights struggles and the legacy of George Floyd.

Helping Autistic Children Who Have School Avoidance

Students with autism sometimes struggle with school avoidance. Sheletta chats with her friends at Pacer about a free workshop that offers parents some positive intervention to help their children. 

Transitioning Out of School Based Services with a Trade

Sheletta talks to the folks at Dunwoody College about the programs they have available for autistic adults who age out of school based services.

Keeping Your Family Healthy for the Holidays

Sheletta chats with her friends at Washington County to help families stay healthy for the holidays.

Managing the Mobile Device of Your Autistic Child

Sheletta was shocked when Karen Tolkkinen took her 12 year old son's cell phone, but safety was an issue. The ladies talk about how to manage your child's mobile device so they can have fun without falling prey on the internet.

New Indoor Playground for Kids with Autism

Sheletta chats with Josephine Martinez, the owner of a new indoor playground in Woodbury especially designed for kids with special needs.

Xfinity Customers Get Wicked Perks!

Sheletta chats with Rachel Johnson from Comcast about how you and your family can help spread holiday cheer for those less fortunate for Christmas and how signing up to being an Xfinity Rewards customer has some Wicked perks!

Santa Can Bring His Sleigh to Your House

After years of struggling to get her autistic kids to the mall to get pictures with Santa, Sheletta met Santa Clarence. He's a Minnesota based Santa who is more than happy to visit homes and has training in how to bring a season of joy in a sensory friendly way.