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Your small steps are my great triumphs.
“Most people observe what is and not what can become” (Albert Einstein). 

Educating is not a verb, it is a commitment to life that implies activity, movement, exercise, strength, enthusiasm, ardor, zeal, energy, courage, participation, heroism... without any of this we only transmit knowledge.

More than 10 years in the educational field have allowed me to grow, learning from the daily challenges that the community with ASD faces. As the father of a 10-year-old girl with this condition, I have traveled a path in which I discover every day the different ways in which I can communicate with her, building new forms of relationship.

Step by step you will reach the goal, the important thing is to go at the pace of the person, respecting their way of being.

People with autism, think, communicate and interact in different ways, so the way of being of each one, their opinions must be respected and together support the generation of spaces for participation, in which social skills are promoted, independence and autonomy.

I am convinced that if people with autism are given the support and adjustments they require, they will make an important contribution to the community.

Being close to people with Autism is one of the most beautiful experiences I have had, it enriches me as a person and strengthens my commitment to contribute to a community that values and respects them.

Knowing about autism is knowing that anywhere in the world you will find a unique, wonderful and extraordinary human being.

People with autism need to be understood, known and accepted with their way of being and thus know how they can contribute.