Summer can feel overwhelming with pressure to plan elaborate activities—but for autistic children, it’s the simple, consistent moments of connection that matter most. Shared experiences like building a fort or watching the stars help strengthen trust, communication, and emotional security. These everyday interactions support sensory regulation and …
Let’s be honest: being a teen is not always easy. Between school, social pressure, and just trying to figure out who you are, it can be a lot. But here’s the good news—you’re not alone, and sometimes, the right song at the right moment can make …
Mental health and vision loss or blindness are interconnected, as the experience of losing one’s sight can profoundly impact emotional well-being, social relationships, and overall quality of life. Individuals facing vision loss often grapple with feelings of grief, anxiety, isolation, and depression, as they adjust …
As we wrap up Autism Awareness Month, all of us at iCan Dream Center feel incredibly inspired and grateful for the meaningful moments and conversations we’ve shared. This month is special for us because it reinforces our commitment to celebrating neurodiversity every single day. Throughout …
At iCan Dream Center, we have the privilege of witnessing the incredible capabilities and growth of individuals with autism every day. Our neurodiverse students engage in community internships, develop job skills that translate to employment, attend community college and four-year universities, participate in social outings, …
