Hello all!  Allow me to introduce myself!  My name is Tricia-Rae Powell and I am the new Communications Associate for Train 4 Autism.  I am extremely excited for this opportunity.  For a while now I have wanted to get more involved with the organization.  I have been r...

By: Shelly Overton

Each year I try to have a goal in mind, not all do I share. 

2014 wasn't one of the non sharing years. A couple years ago 
I had the opportunity to meet a very nice couple who was 
starting a nonprofit. They had a wonderful companion named Orbit. I f...

By: Shelly Overton

Each year I try to have a goal in mind, not all do I share. 

2014 wasn't one of the non sharing years. A couple years ago 
I had the opportunity to meet a very nice couple who was 
starting a nonprofit. They had a wonderful companion named Orbit. I f...

By: Steven Kapp

“Why fit in when you were born to stand out?” asked Dr. Seuss.

Indeed, autistic children’s performance is sometimes enhanced by their tendency to not conform to social pressure, which resonates with me as an autism researcher and autistic neurodiversity...

By: Trang 4 Autism 

I have to admit, I have a runner’s high. They say this “high” happens when endorphins are released in our brains and leaves us feeling “euphoric” aka happy.

As humans, we all seek happiness in our lives whether it’s through contentment, self love o...

By: Adair Renning

Our daughter Asia  turned 33 this past April. She was not formally diagnosed with autism until she was 12, but that's another story. She had the benefit of some, but not all of the treatment options that are available today. Still, she has come a long...

 By: AJ Gaston

The most important thing that I can offer to T4A and those who T4A supports is AWARENESS. I had the opportunity to participate in the Oceanside Ironman 70.3 on March 29, and while doing so I was wearing my T4A jersey to raise awareness of Autism.

The wea...

Watch this 2014 speech made by our very own Jeremy Catama, LA Marathon Finisher & Autism Hero! 

Esteban Gonzalez, T4A Dad. 

I’ve always heard about Ragnar but was dismissive about it. Being in a van with 6 other runners for 30 hours? Not my cup of tea. Listening to Ragnarians share their stories I’d have to admit...I was growing curious. Especially because of how...