When Nathan was 18 months old, his mom became concerned because he had not started walking. She took him to the pediatrician, who suspected Nathan might have a form of autism called PDD-NOS. After going through a wave of emotions, Nathan's mom realized that his future depended on her immediate actions. She had to become an advocate for her son. Read more about Nathan's story of success.

Fraser Apple Grove and Fraser Excelsior Courts, two of four independent apartment buildings designed for adults with developmental disabilities, are currently accepting applications for one bedroom apartments. The buildings are located in Apple Valley and Minnetonka. These apartments are owned by Fraser and subsidized through HUD. To be eligible, individuals must have a primary diagnoses of a developmental disability, qualify within HUD income limits, be at least 18 years of age, and able to live independently with minimal support. Learn more about this unique program and apply online. 

This book defines sensory integration, explains how sensory experiences can be a challenge for some children, and reviews the importance of providing children with a variety of sensory experiences. View and order through our secure site.

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