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Autism resources for parents and teachers. This is a community for parents and teachers whole raise or work with children that have been diagnosed as neurodivergent. Autism education & therapy session. Autism therapist online.

Monthly Membership

What you will receive NEW every month as part of your membership!

***Coming Soon!

Visuals for kids with autism. Autism resources.
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Become a Member

Join The Autism Garden membership and discover the gentle, well informed print-go resources immediately. Engage in discussions with others who know exactly what you're going through.

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Help ease the most common challenge: starting the day or shifting gears without meltdowns.

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Gives kids clear, regulated options when they’re overwhelmed.

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For task motivation, reducing power struggles, or redirecting behavior.

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What to Do/Say when in different situations.

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Hands-on, play-based activities designed to strengthen early learning, communication, and daily living skills for children with autism.

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Connecting parents and teachers who support children with autism, offering a safe space to share wins, ask questions, and receive ongoing motivation, practical advice, and reminders that you’re not alone on this journey.

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Cute, calming, and seasonal decor to make every classroom or home feel supportive, structured, and full of charm.

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We understand your frustrations.

Start building connections with others who understand exactly what you're going through. Together, we can create a supportive network that celebrates the unique journey of raising and teaching children with autism.

Your journey doesn't have to be walked alone. Find your tribe today and discover the strength that comes from shared experiences and collective wisdom.

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Use our informative, print-go resources to help your child regulate their emotions and get back to their relaxing state. We are here to help!

Finding Your People: A Community That Gets It

If you’re a parent or teacher supporting children with autism, you already know—this journey is beautiful, rewarding, and incredibly hard sometimes. You’re constantly balancing progress and patience, celebration and exhaustion, joy and worry. Some days, you’re cheering for the smallest victories; other days, you’re wondering if you’re doing enough.

But here’s the truth: you don’t have to do it alone.

In our fast-moving world, it’s easy to feel isolated when you’re navigating IEP meetings, sensory meltdowns, and endless Pinterest searches for visual schedules or calm-down tools. That’s exactly why I created this community—a safe, supportive space where parents and teachers come together to share ideas, encouragement, and real-life strategies that actually work.

What Makes This Community Different

This isn’t another Facebook group full of quick fixes or judgment. It’s a space built by someone who’s been there—someone who understands the deep love and the daily challenges that come with teaching or parenting children with autism.

Each month inside our membership, you’ll find:

  • Visual supports that help children thrive through structure and consistency.

  • Calm-down and regulation tools that make tough moments easier.

  • Skill-building activities that make learning fun and achievable.

  • Cute, calming classroom and home decor that sets the tone for growth.

  • And most importantly—a community that reminds you that you are doing enough.

You Belong Here

Whether you’re a parent looking for fresh ideas or a teacher searching for connection beyond your classroom walls, this is your reminder: you are not alone, and your work matters.

Come join a space where you can learn, share, and grow alongside others who truly understand the ups and downs of this journey. Together, we’ll celebrate progress, encourage one another, and build a community full of heart and hope.

Join us today and find your people—you deserve to be supported, too.

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What does a visual schedule teach?

Independence

Predictability

Transition Skills

Time Awareness

Communication

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Classroom Teacher, ABA Therapist turned community builder and creator!

With experience as both a classroom teacher and an ABA therapist, I understand firsthand the challenges and rewards of supporting children with autism—both at home and in the classroom. My passion lies in helping parents and teachers feel equipped, encouraged, and supported as they navigate behavioral, emotional, and learning needs.

Through this community, I share the kinds of tools and resources I wish I had as a teacher—visual supports, calm-down strategies, behavior management tools, and practical guidance for handling high-magnitude behaviors with confidence and compassion.

My goal is to make your journey a little easier and a lot more supported. By combining my background in education and behavior therapy, I aim to create a space where parents and teachers can access meaningful resources, connect with others who “get it,” and feel empowered to help every child thrive.

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