Resources

Fort Bend ISD School Closures: What Parents of Students in Special Education Should Know

School closures can disrupt progress for children with autism. Learn how parents can advocate effectively and ensure continuity of support during transitions.

Practical Behavioral Strategies

Presented by Chandeep Kohli, Founder/Owner, Cully LLC February 21, 2026 Big behaviors can feel confusing, exhausting, and sometimes even defeating for families. This presentation was created to help parents step back, understand what is really happening, and feel more confident in how they respond. At the core of this session is one simple but powerful […]

What practical & effective behavior strategies can I apply at home? 

The Situation Your child may: It can feel frustrating, confusing, and overwhelming. You may wonder: Before trying to stop the behavior, it’s important to understand what may be driving it. Challenging behavior is not random.It’s communication. Step 1 – Quick Reflection for Parents and Caregivers Take a moment to consider: After the behavior, does your […]

Spring Transitions & Autism: When the Season Changes, So Do Support Needs

The Situation Spring arrives with longer days, warmer temperatures, outdoor activities, testing schedules, and end-of-year transitions. For many families, this season feels hopeful and energizing. But for autistic children and teens, spring often brings multiple micro-changes happening all at once: What looks like “just spring” to adults can feel like a nervous system overload to […]

Spring Transitions & Autism: Understanding Change, Regulation & Support

Presented by Chandeep for Arc of Fort Bend County Chandeep recently had the opportunity to present “Spring Transitions & Autism” for Arc of Fort Bend County to an online audience of parents, caregivers, and community members. Seasonal changes can feel exciting, but they can also bring unexpected challenges for children with autism. Changes in school […]

Parent Empowerment: When Loving Your Child Feels Overwhelming

The Situation Many parents come to me feeling lost, hopeless, confused, and burnt out. They are doing everything they can—attending appointments, responding to school calls, researching late into the night, advocating in meetings—yet still feel unsure if they’re doing the right things. They are doing everything they can—attending appointments, responding to school calls, researching late into […]