Monthly Archives: August 2016

Cynthia Tipton was having dinner with her family at Bandana’s in Rock Hill when she saw the look on her son’s face and knew what was coming. Her daughter, Sophie, had been kidding around with her little brother, Noland. He got embarrassed by her mild teasing. He started screaming and crying. Loudly. Noland, 10, has high-functioning autism. His meltdown caught Tipton by surprise. She walked over to his chair, knelt…

The new school year is fast approaching. If your child is like ours, he is getting anxious about the new school year. Since he has an IEP (ADHD and Autism diagnoses), we meet with the school regularly to review his progress and update goals. But we don’t stop there. We build a strong relationship with those at the school who interact with our son on a regular basis. We call…