Sunrise Therapies Inc.

10/29/2025

Swipe ⬅️ for some good giggles.

Words will never capture the gratitude I have for this team right here. 🥹🩷✨

10/24/2025

As apraxia-informed OTs, we know our greatest teachers are autistic individuals like Gregory, whose lived experiences deepen our understanding far beyond textbooks.

This clip is from our Rise Up conversation with Gregory Tino. ☺️ Check the link 🔗 in our bio to watch the full conversation now on our YouTube page live now!

10/16/2025

Sometimes, the most powerful moves happen when we slow down. As I prepare for this next chapter, I’m taking time to be present… soaking up the sunrise, answering emails a little slower, and holding space for what’s coming in 2026 ✨ Thank you for your continued support and understanding!

10/15/2025

Rise Up is back!

After a little hiatus, we’re thrilled to bring back our next Rise Up guest, Gregory Tino! ✨

Gregory is an autistic advocate and children’s book author whose words inspire deeper understanding of the brain and body disconnect, connection, and advocacy. His voice reminds us of the power of presuming competence and celebrating authentic communication in all its forms.

🎙️ Join us live this Friday, October 17th at 10AM PST as we dive into a heartfelt conversation about advocacy and his inspiration behind his work.

09/22/2025

A beautifully vulnerable share from Danny With Words and Tara!

Brief listener/reader advisory from Danny: I want to use this episode to delve into some questions.

09/22/2025

"I am scared for our society and the way that we are currently celebrating autism. For some of you reading, that last sentence might have struck a nerve, but please hear me out. Autism, in some cases, is much more than what you see in popular culture from tv shows like “Love on the Spectrum” or “The Good doctor”. I am talking to you about what is commonly referred to as severe autism or profound autism."

"The saying should not be that autism is a superpower. Instead, we should say that people who live through each day, despite having the most distressing and most debilitating symptoms of autism, are super humans. We are fighters in every sense of the word, but if there are things we can do to make the battle easier, we would be remiss not to try. All soldiers have weapons. I encourage you to load up your arsenals with knowledge about root causes and prevention measures, so this is a battle we can fight and win together."

Another impactful and thoughtfully written post by Vincent!

I am someone who not only is impacted by autism and apraxia, but I am also the lucky recipient of a host of other complex diagnoses. I know that autism in itself can be incredibly fickle to underst…