Tim Rohrer - Tips4Inclusion

03/08/2026

Thank you to the Midland School students in Paramus for ordering 50 of my books for my upcoming authors visit, as well as 250 of my children's guide pamphlet for all your students and staff. I am so glad we got to connect this year NJEA Convention and you believed so much in my work to make this happen.

PS- my books are available on amazon and are great classroom reading for Autism Acceptance Month!

03/03/2026

Thank you to the Parker school in Middlesex for asking me to host an assembly for Autism Acceptance month!

03/02/2026

Today I got to be on a panel sharing my story of having a disability for a disability awareness, social emotional learning day at a local middle school. There were six different people telling their stories about growing up with challenges and letting the students know how much inclusion matters!

03/01/2026

Looking for a presenter for Autism Acceptance Month this April, read about my inspiring work. I would love to come visit your school, organization or business event.

Email me at tips4Inclusion2018@gmail.com

https://www.mycentraljersey.com/story/news/education/2024/09/23/tim-rohrer-nj-man-with-autism-advocates-for-inclusion/74869081007/

High school wasn’t a pleasant experience for Tim Rohrer, but he looks back knowing it didn't have to be that way.

02/23/2026

In need of a presentation for Autism Acceptance Month this April, I still have availability. My assemblies are heartfelt and unique. Students tell me my " Autism makes me Awesome"!

02/15/2026

Please watch my video so you can learn how to create a sensory friendly birthday for a child with autism.

02/08/2026

It wasn’t easy growing up with Autism. I use my past experiences to create my resources which includes my first book!

02/07/2026

Felt so great to have a fan club of PTA, Board of Ed members, students, guidance counselor and staff. Hope to visit more schools in Old Bridge and share my message of kindness, acceptance & inclusion. Thank you for making this such a great day! Brooke Richards-Patterson - Old Bridge Board of Education

02/05/2026

Today I got to attend an inclusion assembly at M. Scott Carpenter Elementary School with special guest speaker, Tim Rohrer.
Tim is a young adult with autism and gave the most powerful presentation. Besides putting together the most thoughtfully worded video about kindness and how to show up for all-abled people, I took more home from this.
Tim did not speak until he was four years old. He could not form full sentences until third grade, and didn’t know he was autistic until he was a little bit older.
Yet today, at 25 years old, he not only has authored a book, but he’s toured schools like ours and spoken in front of large groups of people to share his message.
I couldn’t do that until my 40’s and I told him just how amazing he truly is. I’m certain he inspired everyone to get up and share today.
I loved that so many children raised their hands to ask him questions, that he answered each one so perfectly, but even more that children walked up to demand respect and kindness on the mic too.
Thank you, Mr. Sullivan for arranging this, and Principal McCue for inviting me, and for giving me a school tour while visiting.
Tim is on many social platforms, and I’m sharing them in this post.
Thank you for reminding us all how to show up and look out for each other in the world!
Old Bridge ⚔️ U-Knight

02/04/2026

About 3 1/2 years ago I visited the Carpenter School, and they said it was one of the best assemblies they ever had. Today I got to return there to meet a new group of students for kindness week to talk about kindness and inclusion! Thank you to the PTA for sponsoring this assembly and giving me such a warm welcome!

02/03/2026

02/01/2026