We consulted with an Occupational Therapist and gathered some useful information about what to expect and some autism therapy exercises, tips, and suggestions to help you while your child is at home... Read full article
Just like “neuro-typical” adults, people on the spectrum also deal with the ups and downs of finding and keeping romantic partners and intimate relationships.... Read full article
We’ve put together some helpful information, a few tips, and where you can get support for your child as they transition from child to teen to adult. Included are tips to care for autistic adults, for college, entering the workforce, and more.... Read full article
We’ve included information to help you gain a better understanding of the autism levels of severity, the difference between high and low level autism, the signs and symptoms of low functioning autism, and treatment and safety options.... Read full article
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is commonly misunderstood and tends to be misdiagnosed as either autism or ADHD. And yet the reality is that SPD is believed to affect anywhere between 5% to 15% of school going children.... Read full article
There are few bonds stronger than the relationship between a child and their dog, primarily when the four-legged companion serves as a security shield and trusted protector.... Read full article
Here we will try to breakdown the ins and outs of ABA, what you should look for in an ABA therapist, and touch on both sides of the controversy surrounding it.... Read full article
As much of the world finds itself staying in to prevent the spread of the unfamiliar COVID-19 or coronavirus, millions of kids are finding themselves limited to entertainment and exercise within the walls of their own home.... Read full article
Our guest blogger is Alison Reevey, Assistant Principal of Fosse Way Specialist School & our strategic partner in the South West of England. She is sharing with you her thoughts about managing anxiety for autistic people during this challenging time.... Read full article
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Chrissa Wadlow & Kevin McManamon
on April 20, 2020
by
Chrissa Wadlow & Kevin McManamon
on April 20, 2020
Whilst the need to keep children in engaged in learning is important, we cannot apply a 'one size fits all' and expect it work seamlessly...... Read full article
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