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Theatre Conspiracy is mounting a production of playwright Mark St. Germain’s romantic comedy “Dancing Lessons.” The two-actor play takes audiences on a deep exploration of vulnerability and risk as the characters’ relationship develops and as they help each other step outside their respective comfort zones. We will talk with one of the stars of the production, actor Steven Coe.
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Golisano Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida is offering local families free autism screenings.
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A free walk is meant to raise awareness and support for people with autism spectrum disorder and their families.
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Those on the autism spectrum or with senory sensitivites may become overwhelmed at the holidays. Here's how to prepare.
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A Bonita Springs salon is making haircuts more accessible for people on the autism spectrum through a specialized training program.
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An early diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder can make an important difference for a child. Free screenings are available this week.
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A new Florida partnership aims to create safer interactions between law enforcement and people with autism.
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Charlotte County Fire and EMS first responders are now equipped with tools to help reduce stress for autistic and other neurodivergent patients.
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As April marks Autism Awareness month, we explore how The Naples Players works to make theater accessible to neurodivergent audiences and performers. Such efforts include relaxed performances, educational programs geared toward people on the autism spectrum, and a new first-of-its-kind sensory viewing booth.