Charlie Brown discovers that gaining perspective can be as simple as taking a moment to stop and gaze at the stars.

This video is a guide geared towards teens, described by experts as "Not your typical dry educational presentation." "Speaks to students of all ages."

Once you have developed your plan and made your commitment, remember that friends, family, peers, and/or colleagues may be good additional resources for exchanging new self-care ideas/strategies and to provide support and encouragement. Consider taking your commitment a step further by joining or starting a support or discussion group.

Touch and Learn - Emotions is a free app that helps kids identify and name emotions, facial expressions, and body language.

Introduce your students to the idea of a Growth Mindset. The simple idea that your brain is like a muscle is proven to have profound impact on learning!

Sometimes family members make the best ambassadors for helping others understand autism. Think about some ways, big or small, that you might be able to grow understanding in your community—and celebrate the uniqueness of every child.