Teachers and staff from Pressley Ridge School for Autism celebrated student Tony’s birthday with a drive-by parade. Seeing so many familiar faces brought joy to Tony and his family and to the …
We are proud of the many employee heroes going above and beyond their regular duties to take care of the needs of our kids and families. In addition to virtually …
By Jeanni-Marie Williams This article appears in the May 2020 issue of Child Guide Magazine. An unplanned pregnancy would throw life off track for anyone, but a teenage mother would be …
In 2017, Pressley Ridge’s Social Research and Innovation Center (SRIC) with the support of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation began analyzing trusting relationships between providers and clients through a series …
Pressley Ridge integrates a trauma-informed perspective into all of our services, which provides the foundation for a basic understanding of the psychological, neurological, biological and social impact that trauma and …
By Patti McCloud, Family Support Coordinator In the autism world, we always say that there are no two cases of autism that are alike, and recently I’ve come to find …
While all parents are finding it difficult to cope and figure out the new routine during this time, parents of kids with special needs, including autism, intellectual disabilities, ADHD and …
This can be a scary and uncertain time for everyone, but especially for kids. In a matter of days, their lives may have been turned upside down. They can no …
During these stressful and uncertain times, it’s more important than ever to focus on your own mental health, as well as that of your loved ones. In addition to providing …
Several days each week, students from the Pressley Ridge School for Autism spend time volunteering at local businesses. Our wonderful community partners help the students learn valuable life and vocational …