Receiving a diagnosis of autism for your child can be a profound moment filled with mixed emotions—relief at having an answer, apprehension about the future, and the desire for information.

Autism is a diverse spectrum that brings forth a rich array of strengths and unique qualities.

Understanding and supporting the diverse needs of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) involves a variety of treatment methods.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), colloquially referred to as 'autism', is not a single condition but a spectrum of complex brain development disorders.

Autism Spectrum Disorder is a unique neurodevelopmental condition that presents with diverse characteristics and strengths, including in the areas of communication, social interaction, and behavior.

Social skills are an important aspect of daily life and can impact an individual's ability to form and maintain relationships, communicate effectively, and navigate various social situations.

“I can confidently and honestly say how happy we are to be a part of the Ascent Autism family, they have truly changed my teen son's life!” -Ascent parent

Autism support groups — they may sound like just another commitment to add to your child’s already-busy schedule, but they’re actually filled with benefits you don’t want to miss.

Making friends with autism can be challenging work. It can be even more difficult to find friends for your child who has autism themselves.