The Sound in the Corridor: The Science of Regulation

• By: Lt Col Amit Kumar, MBBS
• October 22nd, 2026
• autism services, autistic children, caregiver support, dysregulation, emotion regulation, parent perspective, sensory processing, special education
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There are sounds that remain with you long after they fade. Not because they were loud, but because they were unanswered. It was the morning before a Parent-Teacher Meeting at Addwik's special school in Jaipur. The building was already awake. Chairs were being arranged. Files were stacked neatly....

Creating a Home Environment That Encourages Play and Leisure for Autistic Children

• By: Ari Ginzy Wonder Star ABA
• April 3rd, 2026
• autistic children, home environment, independent play, play and leisure, sensory needs, sensory-friendly environment, social play, Spring 2026 Issue, structured play
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Play isn’t just fun—it’s a vital part of development for autistic children. It helps build social skills, creativity, problem-solving, and emotional regulation. Leisure time, whether it’s reading, art, or sensory activities, provides opportunities for relaxation, exploration, and...