Category Independence
College Support for San Francisco Bay Area and California Students With Autism, ADHD, and Learning Differences – Eugene, Oregon Is Closer Than You Think!
When considering college options, California students with autism, ADHD, and learning differences require more than just an accommodating academic program; they also need comprehensive social and independent living skill support that that is individualized and flexible. For students in the…
Colleges with Autism Programs: Finding the Right Fit for Success
Navigating the transition to college can be a challenging journey for any student, but for those on the autism spectrum, the path can be particularly complex. Recognizing this, many colleges have started to develop specialized autism programs to support neurodiverse…
6 Great Reasons to Choose Eugene, Oregon for College: A Student’s Paradise
Are you considering where to pursue your college education? Look no further than Eugene, Oregon—a vibrant city nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. With its stunning natural beauty, diverse cultural scene, and top-notch educational institutions, Eugene offers an…
Can I Get An IEP In College? Why Accommodations for ADHD Are Essential in College
As students transition from high school to college, it’s natural to feel a mix of excitement and apprehension. While college is a time for newfound independence and exploration, it also comes with its own set of challenges—especially for students with…
It Is Time To Reconsider How We Use The Term “Independence” With Neurodiverse College Students Who May Have An ASD, NLD, or NVLD Diagnosis
The Goal for neurodiverse college students is not “Independence.” There. We said it. And we meant it. But please, let us explain… For neurodiverse students with a diagnosis of NLD, NVLD, or ASD, it can be confusing to consistently have educators and family focus…
9 Amazing Stress-Reducing Time Management Apps for Neurodivergent Students
College students with ADHD, Dyslexia, Autism Spectrum Disorder and other learning disabilities can deeply struggle with time management – but here are 10 stress-reducing time management apps that can support neurodivergent students. Missing deadlines, forgetting assignments and not taking in-depth…
Building Emotional Resilience in College: 3 Powerful Lessons for Neurodivergent Students
In this article, we explore emotional resilience, what it means, why it is important, and specific strategies students and their loved ones can start implementing now to experience a successful future during college and beyond. What is Emotional Resilience? Emotional…
Time Blindness: 4 College Survival Strategies to Combat It
Time blindness is a common experience that neurodivergent individuals with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can have daily. What is time blindness? And how does it affect people with ADHD and autism? Let’s dive in…
4 Powerful Ways Giving Back Helps Neurodivergent College Students
Neurodivergent college students can struggle a lot in social situations. At Mansfield Hall, we’ve found that with the right support and opportunities – giving back or community service can be an incredible way to improve one’s health, boost self-esteem, empower inclusion…
Organizational Skills for College Students with Neurodiversity
To develop organizational skills for college students with neurodiversity, parents and educational institutions must work together to provide the right support system. Why? Because teenagers and young adults with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning challenges can struggle more than…
Meet Madison based life skills coach Alyssa is on deck for today`s Staff Spotlight!
A fashion icon, bug enthusiast, and creative problem solver extraordinaire- tell us what you love about Alyssa in the comments!
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?
