Wall Therapeutic Solutions

06/09/2025

It's time for Meet the Staff Monday. Today we are highlighting our Administrative Assistant, Keyra Gragg!

06/09/2025

Image source: Atlas Foundation

Misconceptions about Autism Still Hurt.

Autism isn't a disease to be cured or a puzzle to be solved—it's a neurodevelopmental difference. Yet, so many misconceptions persist:
• That all autistic people are the same
• That they lack empathy or don't want connection
• That autism is just a childhood issue.

These stereotypes are not only false, but they are also harmful.

So many of us are aware that people with autism exist, but are we accepting of their differences?

Awareness is a start, but it's not enough. We need acceptance. True inclusion means recognizing people with autism as full participants in our communities, embracing their differences, and amplifying their voices.

Listen.
Learn.
Support autistic-led initiatives.
Foster environments where everyone can thrive.

Let's move beyond awareness toward a community-driven society where neurodiversity is valued.

05/16/2025

We are currently accepting new clients from Roanoke and surrounding areas for Outpatient Speech Therapy! If interested, please fill out our online referral form at: https://walltherapeuticsolutions.com/?ff_landing=5

05/12/2025

It's time for Meet the Staff Monday! Today we are highlighting Julia!

04/26/2025

04/15/2025

Good morning! It's time for Meet the Staff Monday! Today we are highlighting Stephanie!

04/11/2025

Good morning! Our next virtual Caregiver Support Group will be held Friday, April 18th at 10:00 AM. You can RSVP by emailing abascheduling@walltherapeuticsolutions.com and a link will be provided to you.

We hope to see you there!

04/07/2025

Today, we would like to highlight our newest BCBA! Congrats to Alison Peele for passing her exam! You are such an invaluable member of our team.

03/31/2025

We're back with Meet the Staff Mondays! Today, we are highlighting one of our BTs, Bethany Burns!

03/10/2025

Benevolent ableism refers to a subtle form of discrimination that reinforces the stigma surrounding individuals with disabilities who require assistance. While our intentions may be to help, we may be inadvertently creating unnecessary barriers. Below are just some examples of benevolent ableism.

We should all strive to be more mindful of our actions towards individuals with disabilities!

02/01/2025

11/28/2024

Caregivers, check out this FREE Thanksgiving placemat download! 👇

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