The Autism Society Greater Hudson Region, New York is a not-for-profit organization that serves people living with autism in the Greater Hudson Region of New York State and their families. Our vision is a society where all individuals on the autism spectrum are fully participating members of our community.
Radio Interview featuring ASGHR’s Tracy Schober
Community Spotlight on 92.9 WBPM
Autism Society Greater Hudson Region Executive Director, Tracy Schober, recently joined Host Bob Miller on Community Spotlight on 92.9 WBPM, alongside Patrick Downes, Director of Marketing for Ruge’s Auto Group, Inc. During the interview, they discussed Autism, the core services of Autism Society Greater Hudson Region, and the importance of supporting individuals and families impacted by Autism throughout the Hudson Valley. The conversation also highlighted the upcoming Walk for Autism & Safety Awareness, taking place on Sunday, June 28, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds. This family-friendly community event will feature activities, resources, and opportunities to connect while raising awareness and promoting inclusion for Autistic individuals of all ages.
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Creating a calm space at home can give an Autistic individual a familiar place to pause and regulate when things feel overwhelming.
Consider soft lighting, comfortable seating, and preferred sensory tools to make the space comfortable and predictable. The goal isn't to isolate, but to provide a supportive option when the environment feels too loud, busy, or overstimulating.
Small changes at home can make a meaningful difference.
Connect with the Autism Society Greater Hudson Region for more practical resources and sensory support tips.
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Join the Autism Society Greater Hudson Region for an engaging and practical in-service focused on improving handwriting efficiency, legibility, comfort, and confidence.
Renowned handwriting expert Kate Gladstone will share evidence-based strategies and practical techniques to help address common handwriting challenges experienced by children, teens, and adults.
📅 Wednesday, August 26, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
📍 The Love Albany Center
8 Kate Street, Albany, NY
💲 FREE – Space is limited!
This training may be especially helpful for educators, special educators, occupational therapists, therapy assistants, speech-language pathologists, parents, caregivers, direct support professionals, recreation staff, and anyone interested in improving handwriting skills.
Topics may include improving legibility and writing speed, adaptive strategies and accommodations, handwriting supports for neurodiverse learners, reducing writing-related frustration, and practical exercises you can put into action right away.
👉 Register here: onecau.se/_mvb4h1
Learn more about Kate and her handwriting classes and services at handwritingrepair.info/
We hope you can join us! 💙
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