Blog & Resources

Expert insights and practical guidance for families of children with special needs.

Welcome to the Inclusive Tutoring blog — a resource for parents, caregivers, and educators. Each article is written by Hema Ujjini, Certified Autism Specialist, to help you better understand and support your child.

Diversity of Profiles and Manifestations of ASD

Autism Spectrum Disorder presents differently in every individual. Explore the wide range of profiles, strengths, and challenges that make each person with ASD unique.

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Myths, Preconceived Notions, and Societal Representations of Autism

Many common beliefs about autism are rooted in misconception. This article examines the most prevalent myths and replaces them with evidence-based understanding.

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Communication and Social Interactions

Communication looks different for every child with autism. Learn about the diverse ways children with ASD communicate and how to support meaningful connection.

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Restricted and Repetitive Behaviors & Specific Interests

Repetitive behaviors and intense interests are core features of autism — and they can be powerful strengths. Discover how to understand and work with these behaviors.

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Emotions, Expression, and Emotional Regulation

Children with autism often experience emotions intensely but may struggle to express or regulate them. This article offers strategies to support emotional development.

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Helping Parents Guide Their Child with Autism

Parents are a child's most important advocates. This guide offers practical strategies for supporting your child's development at home and in the community.

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Tips for Sensory Breaks

Sensory breaks are a powerful tool for helping children with autism regulate their nervous system. Learn how to implement effective sensory breaks throughout the day.

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Understanding Social Stories

Social stories are a research-backed strategy for helping children with autism navigate social situations. Learn how to create and use them effectively.

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