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Autism in College – Social Support for College Success
Introduction Navigating college is a significant transition for any student, but for students with autism in college, the challenges can be even more pronounced. Social support plays a crucial role in ensuring these students thrive academically, emotionally, and socially. Without…
Excellent Evidence-Based Strategies for Neurodiverse College Students
Introduction Navigating college can be challenging for any student, but for neurodiverse learners, it requires a specialized approach. Understanding and implementing evidence-based strategies for neurodiverse college students can significantly enhance their academic performance, executive functioning, and overall well-being. In this…
Residential Support for Diverse Learners
Navigating college can be a complex journey, especially for students with learning differences. Ensuring the right support for diverse learners is crucial in fostering academic success, social integration, and independent living skills. Families seeking comprehensive assistance often explore residential support…
Helping Students with Executive Function Challenges Thrive in College
Transitioning to college is an exciting time for many students, but for those with executive function challenges, it can also be daunting. Executive functions—the mental skills that help with planning, organization, time management, and self-regulation—are critical for success in college.…
The Four Most Important Accommodations in College
Accommodations in college can make a big difference for students
Can I Use My IEP In College?
Over 15% of students in high school have an IEP, and almost a third of them are for language-based disabilities and learning differences. For parents of students with learning differences, the transition from high school to college brings a unique…
“Yes, You Can” – College Support for Students with Autism
Navigating college can be a challenge for any student, but for students with autism, the journey often requires additional support and resources. Fortunately, college support for students with autism has evolved significantly in recent years, offering a range of services…
What Is the Best College for Learning Differences, Disabilities, and Neurodiversity?
Finding the best college for learning differences, disabilities, and neurodiversity can feel like a critical decision for students and their families – but it is also important to recognize that, despite what US News and World Report would have you…
College Autism Support Programs: 4 Differences Between Responsive and Proactive Models
Understanding the differences between responsive and proactive college autism support models is critical when evaluating educational options for neurodivergent students. Navigating the college experience can be challenging for any student, but for those with autism, the transition can present unique…
Supporting College Students With Autism and Executive Functioning Challenges: 4 Keys To Success
Transitioning to college is a significant milestone that comes with its own set of challenges, especially for college students with autism and executive functioning difficulties. Navigating academic demands, social interactions, and independent living can be overwhelming without the right support.…
Winters here, we couldn’t be happier!!!!
This week at Mansfield Hall, Madison student Cory created a hand-drawn coloring book for a fundraising initiative; each creature is based off of the delicious recipes inside, (available for adoption) Madison Cat Project cat Leila tried to find a new purr-spective on shelter life, and our Dominion League dominated in Burlington.
See ya next week!
Autism is not a single experience – it is a broad spectrum of neurological differences in how people communicate, learn, and connect.
At Mansfield Hall, we focus on strengths, self-understanding, and supportive community.
We had a pretty grape Halloween this year!
Just a good ole fashioned photo dump because we`re living in the ~moment~
Happy Halloween everyone!
What are you dressing up as?
ADHD doesn’t look the same for everyone.
For years, the condition was misunderstood, especially among women.
Knowing how ADHD can show up differently helps us support students more effectively.
