Autism Triumphs

The goal of this page is to help parents celebrate their child’s victories and triumphs. every day, I see how hard our children and therapists are working and what the smallest of victories can mean to the child, the therapist, and the parents. I struggled with how to get the successes we see out to the world so that society can not only understand autism but also appreciate what people with autis

m have to offer. To take it a step further, I want an easy way for the parents in the world of autism to be able to shout out from the rooftops the wonderful things their children are doing. These victories might not be the same as that of a typical learner but they are victories nevertheless, and in my book, even more special. I want this site to be one of celebration of both big and small triumphs. No victory is too small to celebrate. Together we can let the world know that autism is not to be feared but celebrated and appreciated. Your job is to report your child’s victories. You may share a picture if you would like. We ask that you only put your child’s first name and maybe their general demographic location, i.e. Max from Houston Texas, to protect their safety and privacy. This site is one for celebration of triumphs only, not for advertisement or a place to take a political stand. Please help us keep the focus of this page as an ongoing record of the thousands of victories that occur each and every day in the world of autism.