Dreamweavers Unlimited, Inc

01/09/2026

Don’t even get me started! If you aren’t using them, please think about what visuals and schedules YOU use throughout the day!! Calendars, datebooks, planners, post it notes, to do lists, etc, etc, etc. They work for EVERYONE!!

Read the full blog here 👉 https://autismlittlelearners.com/visual-schedule/

01/09/2026

01/09/2026

Great use of AI!

A new study demonstrates that aggressive behavior can be predicted 3 minutes in advance and with 80% accuracy.

01/08/2026

Please watch! So important to recognize who needs a ladder and who needs a step stool! Thank you for “saying it” Kaelynn!!

Discussions about autism are abundant online…until the conversation gets uncomfortable.

Autism advocate Kaelynn Partlow challenges the way our current support system is set up as it pertains to meaningful goals for those who are profoundly impacted by their autism.

She introduces the metaphorical idea of the stepstool instead of the ladder — a new way to think about progress, contribution, and dignity
for those who can’t meet society’s narrow definitions of success.

If you care about inclusion,
this is the autism conversation everyone needs to hear,
but few are brave enough to have.

Video link 🔗 in the comments ⬇️

01/07/2026

The Early Social Development Lab at the University of South Carolina is currently recruiting families for their no-cost, in-home infant research study, with recruitment open through the end of April.

Study Highlights:
💠Enrolling infants 6 months of age or younger who have an older full biological sibling with a diagnosis of autism
💠Offered to families across South Carolina, North Carolina, and portions of Georgia
💠Includes in-home developmental assessments, personalized developmental feedback, and up to $240 in compensation for full participation

Text "Home Study" to 803-923-0060 or scan the QR code for more information.
* Infants must be born full-term and younger than 6 months.

01/06/2026

01/06/2026

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01/06/2026

So excited to get involved with this alliance of parents and professionals dedicated to education, advocacy, and supporting those with profound autism!

01/05/2026

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Beginning January 1, 2026, an estimated 6.1 million more Americans will be eligible to open and contribute to Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) accounts, according to National Disability Institute.

“A lot more people can qualify for an ABLE account than realize it,” Crist says. “People hear that this is an account for people with disabilities, and that person might actually have a qualifying medical condition, but they don’t think of it as a disability ... a lot of our eligible people just don’t realize that this could be a tool they could even use.”

Learn more: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/01/6-million-more-americans-are-now-eligible-to-contribute-to-able-accounts.html

01/04/2026

Sounds easy, right? It gets harder as they get older. It’s not a matter of patience or presuming competence or ability. It’s habits that form over time that get harder to break. That’s why parents often need other people working with their child to build independence in self-help skills. Start early, keep trying, but give yourself a break if you fall short.