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Amanda Ciani

Amanda Ciani

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Associate Editor, Cincinnati Family

Cincinnati

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entertainment current events, Self Help, Self-improvement, Business Travel

Doesn’t Cover

Finance, Sport

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 425

  • How to Support an Autism Family: Thoughts from a Special Needs Mom

    By Amanda Ciani, Sanonna Al Taweel| Colorado Parent Verified With the Autism rate being 1:36, chances are that most neurotypical families know someone with an autistic family member. Whether a family member’s child has been newly diagnosed or a new friend has a child on the spectrum, the question may be looming in your mind… how can I support my friend or family member who has an autistic child? Kelly Jones, LPCC, MS of Blume Counseling notes, “You need zero special training or skills to be a good friend to a person with a disability.

    By Amanda Ciani, Sanonna Al Taweel · Colorado Parent

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Cincinnati Soft Serve Spots

    By Amanda Ciani| Cincinnati Family@ Cincinnati Soft Serve SpotsSpring has sprung! And with it marks the opening of local Mom and Pop soft serve ice cream shops. Serving up cones and smiles, these establishments are the perfect place to celebrate a baseball or soccer win (or soften the blow of a loss), celebrate a birthday or just grab something sweet with the family.There is nostalgia in the sensory experience of waiting in line, smelling sugar in the air, mulling over the menu and hearing kids play with their siblings nearby.

    By Amanda Ciani · Cincinnati Family

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • How to Support an Autism Family: Thoughts from a Special Needs Mom

    By Amanda Ciani, Sanonna Al Taweel| Colorado Parent Verified With the Autism rate being 1:36, chances are that most neurotypical families know someone with an autistic family member. Whether a family member’s child has been newly diagnosed or a new friend has a child on the spectrum, the question may be looming in your mind… how can I support my friend or family member who has an autistic child? Kelly Jones, LPCC, MS of Blume Counseling notes, “You need zero special training or skills to be a good friend to a person with a disability.

    By Amanda Ciani, Sanonna Al Taweel · Colorado Parent

    Apr. 01, 2025

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Cincinnati Family