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Being pulled over by a police officer is a scary experience for any driver, and even more so for someone who is neurodivergent. The bright flashing lights and loud siren associated with being stopped. Being forced to wait for what can seem like an anxiety-filled eternity for the police officer to walk over to the car. Uncomfortable requested eye contact. All of these can easily trigger a neurodivergent driver.
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So you have the autism diagnosis and received a long list of therapy recommendations, but aren’t sure where to start, let alone what half the therapies are and how they can help your child. The good news is that there are many different therapies that have shown to have positive results for children on the
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So you want to learn how to drive and get your license in New York, but you’re not sure where to start? We here at Gersh Drivers Ed have broken the process down for you in a few simple steps. Step One: Get Your Learner’s Permit A learner’s permit is a legal document that allows
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At Gersh Drivers Ed we value all kinds of learners, and provide a variety of different supports through our extended program. One of the most exciting components of our extended program is the driving simulator. What is a Driving Simulator? A driving simulator is a device that replicates the aspects of driving without ever having
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What is ABA Therapy? When your child is diagnosed with autism, you are presented with numerous therapy options, one of which is ABA Therapy. Typically a child is recommended to participate in ABA therapy for 10 to 20 hours per week, sometimes up to 40. As this therapy is a significant family commitment, it is
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If you received an autism diagnosis for either yourself or a loved one, you probably received a giant stack of papers from your doctor containing all sorts of medical jargon and maybe a list or two of recommended reading. Maybe self-help books aren’t quite your thing and you tossed it aside never to be looked
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Summer is here, and school is out, but that doesn’t mean driving practice has to stop! In fact, you may even have more opportunities to practice in the summer. Here are some tips for how to keep your new driver practicing. Summer is a perfect time to take a road trip! If your family is
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Kevin Gersh, the neurodivergent innovator behind Gersh Academy, stops by SLA to talk about his philosophy towards education, vocational training and support.
"You guys rock! I can’t imagine my son attending any other school. Thank you for everything” – Jose R.
Donna B.
"The teachers are great, they are able to customize the lessons towards the students strengths. There’s nothing better than seeing the excitement in the air, the smiles, creativeness and teamwork. Gersh Academy gives the gift that keeps giving, “ENDLESS ADVENTURES.”
Anthony M.
"At Gersh Academy we feel like we are among family, like we are at home. We know that our son is comfortable, it is a very nurturing place. Academically he is flourishing and socially he is much more outgoing; more comfortable in his own skin and his surroundings. Since coming to Gersh Academy he is more verbal. He used to give us one word answers and now he tells us what’s going on.”
Jane R.
"Our daughter did not want to go school before Gersh Academy, she was absent a lot. Within the first few months she developed a nice feeling of trust with the staff where she was very willing to go to school. They don’t reprimand or use a reward system they are all just warm and understanding which is what she needs and I think every child needs. Intellectually I see her flourishing because she is much less anxious so she’s able to concentrate better. We feel very fortunate to have found a nice safe, warm, inviting atmosphere for our daughter.”