4th Annual Autism Walk
Join the 4th Annual Autism Walk in Abilene, Texas, on Saturday, April 5th!
Debunking Common Myths About Tourette Syndrome
At Grounded Roots Family Development Center, we specialize in neurodevelopmental disorders, including Tourette’s and tic disorders. As a clinic with both professional expertise and lived experience, we want to clear up the confusion and provide accurate, evidence-based information about Tourette Syndrome.
Helping Your Child Build Confidence and Respond to Questions About Tics & Tourette’s
Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics (C-BIT) is a fantastic intervention to help your child develop positive self-esteem, take control of their tics, and conquer fears and anxieties.
Finding Joy in a Special Needs Summer
Summers hit differently when special needs are thrown into the mix. But we are focusing on embracing growth, fostering inclusion, and building resilience!
Autism Acceptance Month
Autism Acceptance Month serves as an annual reminder to broaden our understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and the diverse experiences of those who live with it. It’s a call to action to dispel myths, challenge stereotypes, and promote acceptance and inclusion in our communities.
What’s the Hold Up? Autism Evaluation Wait Lists
In recent years, there has been a growing concern over the extended wait times individuals face when seeking autism assessments. There are many reasons for this unfortunate reality, but there are also things we can do about it!
3rd Annual Big Country Autism Walk
Big Country Spectrum Connection is gearing up for the 3rd Annual Autism Walk, held in Abilene, Texas! Held on the first Saturday in April, this year’s walk will be April 6, 2024 starting at 9am at Redbud Park. We hope you’ll join us!
How Can We Make Postpartum Better?
The perinatal period, encompassing pregnancy and the first year postpartum, is a critical time for the mental health and well-being of both parents and infants. What can be done to support families in this important, challenging time in their lives?