An associate professor from Ohio State-Main Campus traveled to Lima on Monday to train community members on how to help people with autism through theatre. The training is part of the Shakespeare and Autism Project. On Monday, Ohio State Associate Professor and Artist Laureate, Kevin McClatchy, trained attendees ways to help people on the autism spectrum through the concepts of Shakespearian theatre. The Shakespearian-inspired games and exercises completed on Monday showed attendees how theatre can be used to strengthen communication and emotional skills and allow for positive growth for people on the autism spectrum.

Since 2018, Autism "Rocks!" has invited the public out to learn more about autism and spread awareness to different parts of the region.  

A recent study found that taking acetaminophen during pregnancy does not increase the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders. For those unfamiliar, the over-the-counter medication is commonly used for pain relief and fevers.