An inclusive playgroup for children with autism, their caregivers, and their friends. Join us for sensory toys, socialization, and a safe place to play. Ages 3-8 with family.
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Sensory Playgroup at Beaverton City Library
An inclusive playgroup for children on the autism spectrum, their caregivers, and friends. Join us for sensory toys, socialization and a safe space to play. Ages 3-8 with family and friends. This program is drop-in with no registration required.
Sensory Playgroup at Beaverton City Library
An inclusive playgroup for children on the autism spectrum, their caregivers, and their friends. Join us for sensory toys, socialization and a safe space to play. Ages 3-8 with family and friends. This program is drop-in with no registration required.
Sensory Playgroup at Beaverton City Library
A playgroup for children on the autism spectrum and their caregivers. Join us for sensory toys, socialization and a safe space to play. Ages 3-8 with family and friends. This program is drop-in with no registration required.
Autism Blogs by Self-advocates
When you care for family members experiencing disability, it’s likely that you gain insight from organizations and professionals about that condition. Yet hearing from people who experience disability firsthand is incredibly powerful and insightful, and ought to be one of the first places to which we turn for information.
The following is a list of blogs written by self-advocates which was collected by a group of moms from the online group, Portland Autism Moms, in September 2015. This group has sister satellites, including Canby Autism Moms [CAM], Washington County Autism Moms [WAM], and Boise Autism Moms [BAM!]. (You can find links to those pages and more here.) These are in no particular order.
Nick Walker’s Neurocosmopolitanism
Radical Neurodivergence Speaking