Celebrate Neurodiversity Autism Respite Care

Today we say goodbye to the wonderful Presley! She is moving back to her hometown after graduating from UW Oshkosh. She has been a wonderful caregiver and we will miss her dearly 🥰 Best of luck in your future endeavors Presley!

Friendship and sunshine ☀️

Miss Rebecca’s book about healthy screen time habits is now available on Amazon! I will be giving copies to our current clients’ parents who would like one, but please feel free to spread the word if you enjoy the story. So far we’ve received a lot of positive feedback from the kids 🥰

https://www.amazon.com/Screen-Time-Mean-Rebecca-Timmins-Scherer

Screen Time Mean Time introduces children to healthy technology habits through an easy-to-understand neuropsychological perspective. Using simple explanations and relatable situations, the book helps young children learn how screens affect their brain, emotions, and relationships. By breaking down complex concepts i...

Autism Acceptance Month 💙🌈

At Celebrate Neurodiversity, every month is autism acceptance month. Neurodiversity teaches us something powerful: different brains are not broken—they’re part of the natural and beautiful variation of being human. From different minds comes innovation, creativity and resilience.

At the same time, acceptance also means honesty.

For many individuals and families, autism can come with very real challenges—navigating communication differences, sensory overwhelm, access to services, and daily stress that others may not always see. Those experiences deserve to be acknowledged, supported, and respected.

Acceptance is not pretending everything is easy.
Acceptance is building a world where support exists because differences exist.

It means:
✨ Celebrating strengths and unique perspectives
✨ Providing meaningful support without judgment
✨ Listening to lived experiences—both the joys and the struggles
✨ Creating spaces where every individual can truly belong
We don’t have to choose between celebrating neurodiversity and recognizing hardship. We can—and should—do both.

Because true acceptance says:
You are valued.
You are supported.
And your experience matters.

Show your support for autism acceptance month with some Celebrate Neurodiversity gear!

https://amazon.com/shops/celebrateneurodiversity

Miss Rebecca wrote a children’s book about healthy screen time habits. The boys were the first people to hear the story! It will be available to all on Amazon shortly 😊

We are excited to offer Celebrate Neurodiversity gear on Amazon! Just in time for Autism Acceptance month 😊

Https://amazon.com/shops/celebrateneurodiversity

Please share! Searching for the right match to add to our team at our Appleton location. Differential pay for weekends in center and hours that shift lead. Lots of opportunity for growth and extra hours available with in-home clients as well! Send a DM if interested.

We love seeing friendships blossom at Celebrate Neurodiversity 🤗

On Wednesday we said goodbye to our beloved Nicole 🥹 She’s been with us almost from the very start and is moving on to start her career in social work after graduating from UW Green Bay! We are so proud of her and will miss her terribly, but she’s always welcome to come back for a visit! She also got married yesterday 🥰 Congratulations on all your success and wishing you much happiness in your future Nicole Buksyk ☺️

Thank you so much for everyone who attended our annual summer picnic! We had a bouncy house, face painting and balloon artist, spaghetti made with tomatoes from the garden and a big ol’ cake! We appreciate our families and caregivers so much! 🥰