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Birmingham is opening the Tamika Hall Sensory Room at Boutwell Auditorium, a project supported by the nonprofit KultureCity in honor of Autism Acceptance Month. The city states the collaborations emphasizes the dedication to inclusivity and support for individuals with sensory needs, reflecting a broader commitment to create sensory-inclusive environments.
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Autism Awareness Month is in full swing across the nation, including here in Alabama, and a city on the Gulf Coast is offering modified experiences for all abilities. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that can impair communication and interactions. It varies from person to person in its presentation.
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The Artism Showcase, put on by the city of Mobile and its department of Parks and Recreation, shows the talents of local artists on the Autism spectrum. This is the showcase’s inaugural yea
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Hundreds of Birmingham residents will hit the water this weekend to participate in one of the world’s fastest growing sports. Mitchell’s Place is hosting its third annual Dragon Boat Race and Festival on Saturday (August 19) at East Lake Park. Festivities begin at 8 a.m.
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A new sensory room at Lauderdale County Elementary School helps children with anxiety, ADHD, autism and other conditions who need a place to reset.
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The holidays are a time for togetherness and family. However it is also a time of high stress for many, especially adults and children who deal with…
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An Alabama bill requiring some insurers to cover autism treatment for children is set to become law.The state House of Representatives voted unanimously…
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The Alabama Senate has voted in favor of a bill that would require insurers to cover autism therapy but only until the child turns 18.Senators voted 33-1…
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A bill requiring insurance companies in the state to pay for autism therapy has passed the Senate budget committee. But the committee chairman is…
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Senators are asking a budget committee to vote this week on an autism bill that would require insurers to pay for an intensive therapy. Senator Dick…