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You Can Speak Up for Special Needs Housing Just Like This Father

January 18, 2017 //  by Shannon Doty

My name is Alex Gargarita. I'm not a professional lobbyist or policy wonk - just an autism parent and advocate for …

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Parenting an Adult with Autism

Parenting an Adult with Autism: A Look at Fathers and Emotional Prosperity

June 22, 2016 //  by Shannon Doty

Having a grown child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can take a heavy toll on any parent. While the popular media …

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Adults with Disabilities

Why the Next “Empty Bed” Isn’t Enough for Adults with Disabilities

September 18, 2015 //  by Shannon Doty

As a director at Madison House Autism Foundation, my search for insights, solutions, and direction in better serving …

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My Autism Story | Bill Boutin: From Childhood to Fatherhood

February 6, 2015 //  by Shannon Doty

When I was real little, I was just a weird kid. I was a bit late in talking and walking as well as very introverted and …

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A Letter from Madison’s Dad

June 10, 2014 //  by Shannon Doty

Dear Friends: As a scientist and researcher, I look at our progress in understanding autism with optimism.  And …

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JaLynn’s Journal: When Your Child is Unable to Say “I Love You”

May 8, 2014 //  by Shannon Doty

Last week I had a chance to renew some wonderful friendships at the American Mothers Convention which was held in …

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Everyday Tips From a Mom Who has Learned to Let Things Go!

September 13, 2013 //  by Shannon Doty

1. Wear your “Sunday’s best”.  Okay, so your child brings stares when you are in public. First of all, get used to it. …

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