by Jo Hainsworth The Davis Release tool is so simple and yet so empowering. The purpose of Release is to give an individual the ability...

By Jo Hainsworth I was led to the Davis approach via the desire to help a young lad who was sad that he couldn’t read, and I had no idea...

There has been much written about Ronald D. Davis over the years, and his life story is without a doubt, one of the most fascinating and...

“Biodiversity is the most complex feature of our planet and it is the most vital,” writes Damian Carrington, Environment Editor of The...

Just imagine how different our world would be without the innovation and contributions of visionary individuals who ‘thought...

Guest post by Cathy Dodge-Smith Ed.D. Retired Davis Autism Approach Facilitator Working with clients using the Davis Autism Approach is...

1. Every autistic individual has strengths. Look for them first. Harness them and build on them wherever you can. 2. Those with...

By Ashley Grice from Threadbare to Thriving The Davis®️ definition of a sequence is: the way things follow each other, one after another,...

By Juliana Edwards Our journey with Isaac, our autistic son, as he has grown up, has been about building bridges for him. With our...

Guest post by Dr Angela Gonzales Licensed Davis Autism Approach and Concepts for Life Facilitator / Workshop Presenter When I present a...

As an infant, in 1942, I was called a Kanner’s baby. Doctor Leo Kanner coined the term autism in 1943. I think this is why I was never...