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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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IEP vs 504 When your child enters the public school system, they will need an IEP or a 504 plan to receive special education services. These plans are put in place so your childâs needs are met and they are able to make sufficient growth in the classroom. As a parent of a child on
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Here at Gersh Drivers Ed, we feature a unique program we call our âExtended Program.â But what is an Extended Program? The Extended Program is designed to help the aspiring driver who needs a little bit more than your average program typically provides. In many cases, this applies to a teen or young adult with
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The holidays are filled with festive cheer, but can be a little daunting for those on the autism spectrum. There are so many bright lights, unpredictable schedules, and noisy conversations. Parents may be eager to breathe a sigh of relief once school is back in session, but itâs not so simple. While children with autism
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In order to create an enjoyable holiday season for both you and your child, below is a list of tips for how to best navigate the upcoming months. The holiday season is upon us, and while we as parents often think of warm and cozy thoughts filled with holiday cheer, your child on the autism
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