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Be empowered by this mother/daughter team as they approach the realities of surviving the diagnosis of autism and other co-morbid labels like PTSD. Art to the rescue — creativity allows for communication to be effective and seek tools to survive the day to day. The goal is to build onContinue Reading

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Meeting Koby and Brigette was the highlight in August 2020. These two have a bright future ahead because their plans include building an awareness and acceptance platform of all individuals who now may be considered different because of a diagnosis. Their first steps are commendable. Their approach is beyond professional.Continue Reading

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So much keeps happening. So much we continue to discover. Rainbow Mosho is a 12 year old with autism who prefers to express her emotions – even though many times she does not understand why she feels a certain way. Mom and family to the rescue – we support eachContinue Reading

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Rainbow Mosho learned a bit more about selling art and supporting Unique Sweets and Liza Pereira Curiel – those Tropical cupcakes are incredible!! What a team, such dedication… #Chicago welcomed Rainbow MOSHO with open arms… Validating her skills as an #artist and building needed skills for her future. Thank youContinue Reading

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MAY 2020   Families… We have lived and experienced a variety of realities. Much learning no doubt … moments of joy and confusion, all at the same time. My daughter, almost 12, with autism, now she is verbal – she shared her love for her grandmother and expressed her feelingsContinue Reading