Dr. Sheely shares about the benefits of remembering and giving thanks.

Play in early developmental is the work of childhood.

Jokes can be tricky, especially for a person on the spectrum.

“The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn’t said.” P. Drucker

I was ready to walk away from the resolutions—almost immediately…

Most important: that fathers guide their children and take the time to do it.

Being thankful is not only relevant, but an antidote to selfishness that can foster resilience and empathy…

There is a poetry to autumn that many of us addicted to screen time have ceased to enjoy.

Continuing our series on education as the school year begins, we focus on RDI™ in the Prince George’s County Public Schools

Read one young autistic man’s speech talking about how he found independence in his life and how RDI helped.

Certified consultant, Kathy Darrow will provide every-day practical tips to creating lasting change…

An important feature of RDI is the consultant training program.

Joint engagement, a topic extensively studied by Dr. Hobson, serves as not only the foundation for learning, but also serves as the basis for emotional or affective connection

In the past, attending a Parent Training was a prerequisite for work with consultants at our center…

We want to invite you to attend an online introduction to working with families of children on the spectrum.

Whenever we guide, we address the goal beneath the goal.

While guiding does not negate the importance of instruction, it recognizes that good guiding is more than covering content.

To continue our series on guiding, one of our consultants shares the difference between a good and a bad guide she has had in her life.

Guiding is a side by side ‘let’s take this journey together’ approach…

We asked the RDI online consultant trainees tell us about a time when they were guided by a mentor who helped them. Here are their stories.