Amazing D Ranch

Amazing D Ranch ADR will be a working ranch for aggressive autistic adults providing a place to learn, & work. (Autism Speaks)

They can be unruly, and hard to control.

1 out of 36 people are born with autism, 62% of those people are males. (Autism Speaks). 68% of people with autism have been aggressive to a caregiver, with 49% to someone else. (Sparks)

“It is estimated 40% of people with autism are nonverbal”, 31% find daily function a challenge, 28% have self-injurious behaviors such as head banging, arm biting, and skin scratching.” 90% of deaths are due t

o wandering or bolting by the year 14. Most have not been disciplined because “they are autistic and don’t know any better”. They act out because they do not have the words to say what is on their mind. Because of all this, they get left out. Amazing D Ranch wants to take a whole new approach to autism as to what may have already been done for the clients in their past. We will explore all possibilities for the cause of behavioral issues: medical, psychological, and most importantly communication where it is lacking. We are focusing on everything leading to a client lead environment. We want the client to have a say in their future. We recognize this is a major undertaking for clients and staff to get to that point.

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08/06/2025

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Here's what women with autism want you to know. Still haven’t subscribed to Iris on YouTube? ►► http://bit.ly/subthesceneAbout IrisAt Iris, our message to wo...

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08/05/2025

Get the ShopRaise app and all your online purchases from your favorite stores can help supportAmazing D Ranch. Download, shop and support us with every purchase, free!
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08/04/2025

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08/03/2025

Children learn best through activities that are fun, engaging, and geared toward their interests. Children with autism a...
08/02/2025

Children learn best through activities that are fun, engaging, and geared toward their interests. Children with autism also benefit from activities that incorporate their preferences. Using preferred topics, items, and activities can engage kids with autism in learning and enhance its benefits.

Kids learn many important things during play. Play involves developmental skills like language, problem solving, and cooperation. Play also helps kids develop their coordination skills, and the ability to share attention with others on an activity and goal.
https://www.forbrain.com/autism-learning/activites-for-children/ #:~:text=Solo%20sports:%20yoga%20and%20swimming,lead%2C%20while%20you%20mimic%20them.
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An exhaustive description and list of the most fun and engaging activities for autistic kids. Learn strategies to promote inclusive play experiences.

08/01/2025

When family members or support providers become concerned that a child is not following a typical developmental course, ...
07/31/2025

When family members or support providers become concerned that a child is not following a typical developmental course, they turn to experts, including psychologists, educators and medical professionals, for a diagnosis.

At first glance, some people with Autism may appear to have an intellectual disability, sensory processing issues, or problems with hearing or vision, and the diagnosis of Autism may become more challenging.
https://autismsociety.org/screening-diagnosis/
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Identifying Autism, related conditions, diagnosis by life stage, and educational evaluations.

Approaching relationships with autistic kids from this framework was a game changer for me! And just like most things I ...
07/30/2025

Approaching relationships with autistic kids from this framework was a game changer for me!

And just like most things I post…these concepts could be useful for ANYONE.

It’s so much easier to build connections with people when you know the type of attention they enjoy 🧡
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=camQBRtYTwg
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Approaching relationships with autistic kids from this framework was a game changer for me! And just like most things I post…these concepts could be useful f...

The formal support you or your child will be entitled to after a diagnosis will depend on your specific needs. Support f...
07/29/2025

The formal support you or your child will be entitled to after a diagnosis will depend on your specific needs. Support from professionals may be available in education, at work, through social care and access to welfare benefits. This page explains the types of support you may be able to access and steps you can take if you or your child aren’t getting the support you need.
https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/diagnosis/after-diagnosis/formal-support-following-an-autism-diagnosis #:~:text=in%20purple%20boxes.-,What%20formal%20support%20is%20available%20following%20an%20autism%20diagnosis?,t%20getting%20the%20right%20support.
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nformation about support in education, work, social care and benefits that autistic people and their families may be entitled to and how to request it.

07/28/2025

Grace is an adult. Please do not talk to her like she’s a baby. She will be the first to call you out…nicely of course. But nothing makes her or me more frustrated than for someone to approach her and speak to her like she’s a baby ❤️

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210 W Oak PMB 350
Palestine, TX
75801

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