Tim Rohrer - Tips4Inclusion

Tim Rohrer - Tips4Inclusion Tim Rohrer-Tips4Inclusion is a young adult with autism & a disability advocate. I am a school speaker who teaches inclusion, acceptance and kindness.

I host school assemblies, speak at conferences and host parent presentations sharing my real life tips.

Words to remember as we celebrate " World Autism Acceptance Day" today......
04/02/2026

Words to remember as we celebrate " World Autism Acceptance Day" today......

As a self‑advocate with autism, I know firsthand how hard it can be to feel included in school. My experiences of being ...
04/01/2026

As a self‑advocate with autism, I know firsthand how hard it can be to feel included in school. My experiences of being excluded shaped my mission: to help students understand disability, embrace differences, and become better friends to one another.

I’ve now led more than 350 student assemblies across the state, inspiring thousands of young people to choose kindness, empathy, and inclusion. I also speak at conferences and host professional development workshops. April is Autism Acceptance month but shouldn’t be limited to a single month — it should be part of everyday life.

To learn more about my work and how we can build more inclusive school communities, please visit my website.

https://tips4inclusion.wixsite.com/disabilityinclusion

Today I had the joy of speaking with the students of Pleasant Valley School in celebration of Neurodivergent Week and Au...
03/30/2026

Today I had the joy of speaking with the students of Pleasant Valley School in celebration of Neurodivergent Week and Autism Acceptance Month. Their enthusiasm was contagious — they greeted me with high fives, invited me into their classroom, and proudly showed me their newly hatched chicks. Their curiosity, insight, and kindness made the entire experience unforgettable.

Teachers stopped to share that it was one of the best assemblies they’ve had in years. A special thank‑you to the PTO for sponsoring such an inspiring and memorable day.

Getting excited for Autism Acceptance Month, just added the Bragg school up in Chester NJ to my list of schools you will...
03/29/2026

Getting excited for Autism Acceptance Month, just added the Bragg school up in Chester NJ to my list of schools you will see me at in April. Tomorrow, I kick off the week at Pleasant Valley School in Mullica Hill....

Excited and honored to be invited to participate in the "Bubbles for Autism" event at Monmouth Beach Schools next month....
03/28/2026

Excited and honored to be invited to participate in the "Bubbles for Autism" event at Monmouth Beach Schools next month. A big thank‑you to the PTO for sponsoring this meaningful program and for including me in it!

Autism Acceptance Month is just a few days away — how is your school planning to celebrate and promote inclusion?

03/26/2026

Great week in the South Plainfield School District speaking to over 1200 students about what it’s like growing up with a disabilty!

This week, I have the pleasure of visiting all four elementary schools in South Plainfield, with Kennedy and Franklin sc...
03/25/2026

This week, I have the pleasure of visiting all four elementary schools in South Plainfield, with Kennedy and Franklin schools being my first stops today. Tomorrow, I will have the pleasure of visiting Roosevelt and Riley. It's great to hear that the district places a strong emphasis on inclusion and has invited me to visit all of their elementary schools.


Excited to announce my new presentation was accepted for the ALL IN for Inclusive Education Spring Conference and the Au...
03/21/2026

Excited to announce my new presentation was accepted for the ALL IN for Inclusive Education Spring Conference and the Autism New Jersey Fall conference. Can't wait for my mom and I to share this new material to help inspire empowerment, advocacy and social inclusion!

Today I was delighted to join in the Neurodiversity Week celebrations at Mountain View middle school and Hilltop element...
03/19/2026

Today I was delighted to join in the Neurodiversity Week celebrations at Mountain View middle school and Hilltop elementary school. Three separate grade level presentations had a profound effect, generating many thought-provoking questions. The day was a huge success, enjoyed by all. Thank you for hosting me in your lovely town.

03/15/2026

It was so special to meet one of my followers today who came by to purchase 2 autographed books! Thank you Mason for making my day!

03/12/2026

Thank you to the Lloyd Road School in Matawan for hosting me this April! Still have dates available …

All ready as a resource table for the Monmouth County Schools Partnership Mental Health and Wellness symposium.
03/11/2026

All ready as a resource table for the Monmouth County Schools Partnership Mental Health and Wellness symposium.

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How to be a good Influence to people with disabilities

I am a young adult with autism who struggled to fit in with my peers during high school. After I graduated, I decided to write a guide to teach kids how to act socially with those who have disabilities. My guide was published by the NJ Coalition of Inclusive Education and became widely circulated on social media by organizations such as Autism Speaks and Autism NJ. It became viral when the Asbury Park Press released an article that includes a video about me.